Paula equips frying pans as her primary weapons. After a lengthy investigation, Ness and Jeff eventually locate Paula inside the Monotoli Building and secure her release from an apologetic Monotoli. Paula's new abductor turns out to be Geldegarde Monotoli, Fourside's wealthy and powerful mayor, who was acting under the evil influence of the Mani Mani Statue that he had stolen from Everdred. The city of Fourside also proves to be dangerous for Paula later in the game, and she is kidnapped a second time while shopping at the Fourside Department Store's grand re-opening. This item deflects Carpainter's lethal lightning attacks, giving Ness the edge necessary to defeat the Happy-Happyist cult leader and release Paula from captivity. Ness makes his way to the cult's base and locates Paula locked inside a cabin, who gives him the protective Franklin Badge. He arrives in Twoson and receives a tip about the kidnappers' location from Burglin Park boss Everdred after a quick battle. After defeating Captain Strong, Ness begins receiving telepathic messages in his dreams from Paula, asking him to rescue her. Paula's popularity may have played a factor in her kidnapping by Pokey Minch and Carpainter, the leader of the Happy-Happyist cult based in nearby Happy Happy Village. Paula's psychic abilities are public knowledge by the time EarthBound begins, and several NPCs in both Onett and Twoson refer to her "miraculous" powers in conversation. Paula's parents own and operate Polestar Preschool out of their home in Twoson. She is one of the "chosen four" children that were prophesied by the Apple of Enlightenment to defeat Giygas and save Earth, and the second playable character to join Ness' party Paula is also the only playable female character in EarthBound. Paula is a playable character in the 1994 role-playing game EarthBound for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Overview Ness and Paula meet face-to-face
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