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Amiable Dorsai
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1 hour ago, Pharaoh RutinTutin said:Never spent time on a farm? Never were forced to slowly walk through every livestock exhibit at the county fair? Their experiences as small town kids in the midwest do not resemble my own.
Assuming Moperville = Naperville, Illinois, it's now pretty thoroughly urbanized. Farms are still in easy reach, and the Kane County Fairgrounds are still near there. But you're more likely to see a music fest than a chicken.
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I do believe the bait has been taken.
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16 hours ago, Darth Fluffy said:Hoping to trigger a reaction by pretending to read the inscription. Sure, why not?
So our Nanase has learned to act! Or, pretend to act... or role-play that she's pretending to act... or... I'm confused.
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1 hour ago, Pharaoh RutinTutin said:Has this Susan centric arc just been an excuse to put D-10 in the school?
Not quite the only thing we've learned, but it does seem suddenly important.
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1 hour ago, Darth Fluffy said:Why is Adrian cooperating at this point?
Tedd is his godson. That's probably enough.
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10 hours ago, Pharaoh RutinTutin said:I often have trouble sleeping.
Taking things just makes the problem worse.
Is diluting your awareness and driving yourself to magical fatigue a healthy way to fine tune circadian rhythm?
Same here, but Susan's approach to shutting down intrusive thoughts seems likely to be healthier.
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22 hours ago, Pharaoh RutinTutin said:Other than that she's a bit whimsical and fairly good at improvising on the fly, what has George learned about Ellen? How will it affect his hypothesis that Ellen is actually Elliot?
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6 hours ago, Pharaoh RutinTutin said:Are you suggesting that people who think less are more attractive?
More relaxed, I would say. Her features are softened and she looks... happy.
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41 minutes ago, Amiable Dorsai said:She could also have used minimum magic for each Fairy. That should make her less capable of complex thoughts.
Sort of like having a couple of beers at the end of a hard day, I suppose.
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She could also have used minimum magic for each Fairy. That should make her less capable of complex thoughts.
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Here. Yeah, once you been in a few magical battles for your life, rolling dice to save a fictional chicken pales by comparison. Nanase needs to borrow Grace's imagination.
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That last panel seems to sum up a lot of what's going through Susan's head, right now.
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Here. Most (all?) of us saw most of this coming. I was a little surprised at how powerful Edward thinks he is (yes Volty, the some of the toys do have knives!) , and I'd forgotten about Zeus, but Susan would definitely be a major asset. If the owner? (Dean? President? Provost?) of Moperville University groks magic, I wonder if there's a special track for students in the know.
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On 4/12/2023 at 10:53 AM, ijuin said:Mundane? Susan is already an Awakened Mage whose initial spell had combat applications. That already puts her in the general recruiting pool. Actually, pretty much all of the main ten have potential as recruits.
Ridiculously poor wording on my part, my apologies. What I tried and failed to say was that Susan, who knows about and can do magic, and who has demonstrated her ability to come to valid conclusions from sparse evidence, will likely get guidance in college that other students who have similar academic qualifications but no magical talents would get. If Arthur has anything to say about it, following this guidance would make her a better potential agent.
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Edward did a little critical thing of his own.
Arthur already wants Elliot and Grace. Presumably, Susan will get a job offer from him, now. Or, perhaps a bit of guidance from her college counselors that they might not otherwise give to a mundane student like Susan.
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5 hours ago, mlooney said:That would be amusing, but why would Voltaire be in view of DGB agents? Edward, at least, would know who he is and be aware that he's more hostile to humans than normal.
He could have been taunting the agents with his newfound abilities and decided to make a dramatic exit through the ceiling. That would be even funnier.
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2 minutes ago, Darth Fluffy said:Comic for Monday, Apr 10, 2023
This does look like it is heading toward a job offer.
It does, indeed.
Also, seems I was wrong. It's not just Pandora who can no longer walk through walls.
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23 hours ago, mlooney said:I always found it strange that a man that more or less ran on the "I have lots of money, I don't need federal funds" needs to get money from his base. Very suspect.
Small political donations have the effect of making voter fell invested in a candidate, or so I'm told. If so, even a politician who doesn't need money would be wise to solicit them.
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Susan should have enough information to know that Immortal law is more of a gentlebeings agreement than natural law. Mr. Verres would have shared enough information after the kids various Immortal encounters to keep them somewhat safe and Zeus blurted as much to Diane. She also knows that Magic itself has changed somewhat, the extent still not fully determined. She would be looking for and expecting differences.
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12 hours ago, Darth Fluffy said:What, in fact, is the purpose of the rules? Why have Immortals agreed together to hold to a set of common constraints? I keep circling back that it must in some sense be like having rules about protecting the environment. You've got to live in it, make sure you keep it livable.
Or keep the "toys" (ordinary Humans) in playable condition.
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20 hours ago, Darth Fluffy said:20 hours ago, ijuin said:The “no longer able to pass through physical walls” seems a stretch, but the others seem plausible. I think that he was talking about some other form of barrier.
You would think that at the very least, they could phase in and out of our reality, bypassing barriers in the process. <shrug> We'll see.
I think that Pandora not being able to pull off this trick is simply an indication of how young and relatively powerless she is right now.
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12 hours ago, Darth Fluffy said:. I agree, it would be difficult to 'prove' - because for starters, you are dealing with the semantics of "What is proof?" - folks that are in denial are going to keep their heads buried up their own derrieres.
And without a conviction, he's free to run again.
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14th amendment, enacted after our Civil War, yes. Sedition would be difficult to prove. "He did stuff I don't like" doesn't count, nor do any of the charges against him (so far).
NP Comic for Saturday, May 13, 2023
in EGS: NP Discussion
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Thus causing millions of people to get more exercise by taking the stairs, instead. Brilliant!