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Lady Margaret is one of the many illusive Glukkon queens and the supreme leader of the Magog Cartel. Although her design varies in concept art, generally, Lady Margaret possesses a large squid-like head and a massive slug-like body. She is an extremely wealthy and important figure within the Magog cartel, who also functions as the overaching antagonist of the Oddworld series and the unseen central antagonist of Munch's Oddysee.

Despite Lady Margret's high acclaim among many Glukkons of common wealth, there do exist Glukkons of higher status and power then her. These Glukkons see Lady Margret as nothing more than a tool, a recourse, and a metaphysical representative to the Magog Cartel. She is only to exist by their say-so and once Lady Margret reaches the age were she has fulfilled her usefulness, the cartel will ambiently turn on her, seeking an inevitable replacement.

Biography[]

According to The Daily Deception, she has developed a hacking cough sometime after the destruction of Soulstorm Brewery, and it was soon leaked to the public that Lady Margaret would be in the need of a new set of lungs. Continued research into the cure of Gorman Disenza revealed that Gabbit lungs would make a viable substitute for Glukkon lungs, which instigated a continent-wide search for the last surviving Gabbit, Latimire Munch, who had recently escaped from Vykkers Labs.  

The search inevitably proved fruitless, as Latimire Munch was able to avoid capture. With no other alternatives, Lady Margaret was placed on an artificial life-support system. 

Living Quarters[]

The titular queen Gluck herself is such a widely acclaimed figure in Glukkon society, that she is given only the most intricate and extravagant of accommodations. Namely her massive personal Blimp, that not only functions as a means for transportation, but as her living quarters and as her very home. The blimp has many long winding hallways and rooms that all suit Lady Margaret's many needs. One of which being a garden surrounded by a glass dome. Aside from the blimp's many rooms, Lady Margaret lives within a small compartment at the very top of the balloon, as far away from the ground as possible. Lady Margaret is often suspended by large metal beams within her blimp home, but if she wishes to be mobile, her gastropodal body is placed into a large bowl structure which is carried by a herd of creatures known as Kinto that pull her heavy body around to the desired location.

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Trivia[]

  • During Munch's Oddysee, Molluck the Glukkon was originally due to face trial against Lady Margaret for his inability to contain a Mudokon uprising, which leads to the closure of several profitable facilities and a massive drop in stock prices. This storyline was cut due to time constraints.
  • In the bad ending of Munch's Oddysee, Latimire Munch is captured by the Vykkers, and his lungs are successfully harvested for Lady Margaret.
    • Early concept for the game shows that Munch’s fate in the bad ending originally had his and Lady Margaret’s lungs be literally fused together as one. This was likely changed to ensure that the game wouldn’t have a higher ESRB Rating then T for Teen.[1]
  • Although it has never been shown, it has been hinted that there are many queen Glukkons, each with their own separate faction and ambitions.
  • The infamous image of a towering Lady Margaret (as shown at the top of this page) appears to depict Molluck's trial.

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