Annette Hebert

<infobox> <title source="name"><default>Annette Hebert</default></title>

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Deceased

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<label>Location</label> <label>Teams</label> <label>Previous Team(s)</label> <label>Base of Operations</label></group> <group><header>First Appearance</header> <label>Worm Debut</label> <label>Ward Debut</label></group> </infobox>Annette Rose Hebert was an English Professor at a college in Brockton Bay, the mother of Taylor Hebert.

Personality

Taylor describes her mother as "...a physical presence. All of her gentleness and warmth. Her silent, quiet disapproval. Her brilliance, which she couldn’t share with me right now."<ref name=21.1/>

Appearance

Annette was a tall, willowy woman with long, dark curly hair. She had a thin-lipped, wide, expressive mouth<ref name="1.1">Excerpt from Gestation 1.1</ref>, which Taylor inherited.

History

Background

Annette was part of Lustrum's gang before it devolved into a violent mob.<ref name="27.3">Excerpt from Extinction 27.3</ref> She met her husband in college, Danny Hebert, and had her daughter soon after.

Annette died in a car crash around a year before her daughter started high school.<ref name=2.4>Excerpt from Insinuation 2.4</ref> It was later revealed that she was on her cell phone when the collision happened which led to an unofficial ban on cellphones in the Hebert household.

Legacy

Her gravestone is engraved with the epitaph<ref name=21.1>Excerpt from Imago 21.2</ref>:

"Annette Rose Hebert
1969-2008
She taught something precious to each of us."

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