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I didn't believe that such confirmation was necessary, as it was made pretty clear that Immortals could guide and empower from the safety of the Immortal realm with Dex having been manipulated in such a way.

There isn't much reason for an Immortal to appear on the physical plane to leave something even if no one is around to see them do it. Just seems like unnecessary work for an Immortal.

First time we've seen it happen, but not the first time it's happened, Dex's pendant would be the first we've heard of an Immortal leaving an object anonymously.

Mustangs are are by name frauds, there's no way you could fit actual horses in that engine compartment.

I think it's partially that, plus it's possible that she's taken a liking to Rhoda and wants to Rhoda to learn more about her magic. Pandora does have a tendency of being kind to people she likes. Mind you this might be the first time in a long time that Pandora's taken a liking to someone outside of Tedd's group of friends, though I'm not entirely sure if Rhoda's friendship with Grace connects her with Tedd or not. Pandora has seemed like someone who'd play the "6 degrees of Tedd" game.

As for what happened to their enchantments, since Rhoda said she didn't do anything yet it would confirm the fact that their forms were being maintain by their desire to remain disguised, Pandora had said that "These enchantments won't end until sometime after they've stopped caring about hiding" I'd say the moment they made it to the dressing room would allow for them to stopped caring, and so the enchantments just simultaneously ended.

While Edward was right that magic could never be common knowledge, the reasoning for it wasn't completely right, sure Edward's fears of what might happen are real, but I don't think he expected that Magic itself would step in to prevent it from happening. If Edward knew that more was at stake with keeping magic secret, he'd have told Tedd. After all, Tedd's in too deep to be fed misinformation, and Tedd wanting to make magic public would be something that Edward wouldn't want to give any excuses to avoid giving a proper answer. Problem is, this is another thing Tedd doesn't want to talk to his dad about, mainly because of the fact that Tedd would likely have to tell him about Sarah having magic and the plan to use that magic to help fix the ambient energy build ups in town, and Tedd wouldn't want to betray Sarah's trust in keeping that a secret.

Only high end Bentleys and Rolls Royces. Most other cars are stuck with old-fashioned hamsters. I assure you my Dodge Grand Caravan runs on rabbit power. I hear the turbocharged one includes a coyote to give the rabbit extra motivation.

Wow, I guess we did speculate that Rhoda might return home to find a spellbook on her pillow. But I guess Pandora really wanted Rhoda to know about her awakening ASAP. I'm guessing the note attached is either a thank you for being entertaining, or maybe a short description of what the book is for.

I still think Tedd's thinking it's a bigger issue that it is though. This is similar to Nanase with for a while believing that her mom wouldn't approve of her cutting her hair or wearing the clothes she likes, but when she finally confronted Mama Kitsune about it, it turned out she could have asked about it for a while and her mom wouldn't have been too upset. Yes coming out with your father that you're genderfluid and wanting to be able to be whatever gender you feel like is a much bigger deal than wanting a different hairstyle or outfit, which is why Tedd is much more hesitant to say anything, but I still think he's reading too much into Edward's reactions. It certainly doesn't help that Edward hasn't done a very good job at getting Tedd to talk about it, but I also think he's pulling a classic "single parent trying to do everything they can to give their kid everything, but not really knowing their kid well enough to know what they actually need". Edward's been observant enough to know that letting Tedd work on the TFG took his mind off his mother leaving, and that Grace has been a positive influence on Tedd as well the rest of the Main Eight, but he doesn't know what to make of Tedd's transformation habits. He thinks it's a fetish probably because he never imagined himself doing anything like that so of course seeing his son as a girl would be disconcerting. If he was to learn that wasn't the case, I think he'd be more understanding.

Certainly not the Tilapia that was cooked for supper, the first bite tasted like a moldy dry pile of firewood, that got spit out pretty quickly. Had to be content with just eating rice, boiled baby carrots, and a couple of white chocolate macadamia nut cookies for dessert.

I never had to, but I had seen engines before in tech class back in high school, plus I had various friends who tinkered with vehicles a lot.

If Tedd really did come to school as a girl, I reeeeeeally hope the first thing Elliot says when they get upstairs is "Tedd? XYC." The main reason I'm having a hard time believing that Tedd came to school as a girl though is because of the trouble Tedd would have explaining it to teachers, Sure Elliot managed to pull it off, but then again Elliot's parents knew about it before hand. Tedd hasn't talked to his dad about being genderfluid and such so if word got back to Edward about this, it might make things worse for Tedd as Edward would jump to conclusions that Tedd's just playing around and being reckless by going to school transformed, and Tedd would feel put off by it an not try to explain like has happened before. Tedd should have talked to his dad before doing anything.

I'll certainly agree that Grrl Power has taken a pretty dark turn recently, but EGS hasn't gotten that dark though it certainly has been hitting some serious tones with Tedd's situation. I'll add to the list though with Dumbing of Age, which has so far dealt with attempted date rape, abusive parents, homophobic parents and classmates and attempted suicide. 3 of those 4 were quite bloody.

There's a chance that Sarah would have seen a car engine at some point in her life, so I would expect that should she attempt to fill in the front of a car she pulled out, or even if she creates a full car, opening the hood would probably reveal a version of that one engine stored in memory scaled to fit.

For the Whovians here:

I did a check and Mastercard does make prepaid cards, here's some Canadian examples. The BMO Prepaid Travel Mastercard looks about the closest to the one Mlunatico was offered.

The free refills either means it's a prepaid card and there's no extra fees for reloading it, but it could also mean you don't get charged for repaying balances. The first two features sound like your income and financial situation doesn't matter which further implies that it's a prepaid card and not a credit card.

Yeah no kidding, the jail cells would be full of people who made puns in your presence.

Heathen!

I'm comparing Tedd now to Tedd "3 days ago" and am not seeing anything out of the ordinary. The only real difference that I think you're referring to can be attributed to standing versus walking.

Diane doesn't have short bangs though.

But in doing so, unless she saw the whole car before she cast the spell, her mind would have to fill in the unseen half and it wouldn't be accurate.

Considering Grace had to ruffle through Tedd's hair to be able to see it, I doubt Elliot would be able to see a mark through Tedd's hair just like that.

That would have been "Ship in a Bottle" which was the second Moriarty one. They ended up pulling the same trick back on Moriarty to regain control.