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Drasvin
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I just had a thought. If the spell just makes Edward completely limp, could he still be conscious (and hearing the whole conversation) and is simply so limp that he can't even speak?
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Sounds like a good emergency spell, but a problem if you put too much juice to it.
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Tedd is in considerable emotional and mental pain. The source of said pain is Edward's transphobia. From Arthur's perspective, Edward is a reasonable and very accepting individual. To him, if Edward is causing pain to his son, then it is likely due to a misunderstanding. So clearing up the misunderstanding should get Edward to stop acting in a hurtful manner, at least in Arthur's opinion. It won't make the pain magically go away, but it should prevent the pain from getting worse without completely breaking whatever love Tedd still has for his father. Is that the best course of action? I don't know. At that moment it probably isn't, but in the long term, removing the cause of the hurt is generally better, when feasible, than just soothing the symptoms.
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The head of a secret agency dors need to be able to read people. Not only to tell if they are trust worthy, but to tell if thet have any vulnerabilities that could be leveraged for or against the agency
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https://www.egscomics.com/comic/balance-076 Arthur does strike me as a "ends justify the means" sort of person.
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The Collapse also coincided with wide spread crop failure due to over-farming and infrastructure issues from the economic strain of the crop failures
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So Edward was trained to take manual control of his spells. Since they had the same teacher, Noriko would have been trained the same. She might be the other deputy with Agent Wolf, with this fact as foreshadowing, but it could also just be demonstrating that manual control is a part of any thorough and quality training. If the Uryuoms have been around since at least the bronze age collapse, then why hasn't someone in an official position questioned them being from space before? I don't think Uryuom tech is that much more advanced than human tech. Maybe everyone just assumed their tech had plateaued?
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Taking good notes is hard. Also Tedd was going through an emotional rollercoaster when she found out she was a seer. Someone who wants their code to be read and understood by someone later, including themselves after a few months. Sadly, not all programmers have the foresight to do that...
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Jay plays D&D, it seems
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Based on Dan's commentary, the 'scrub trash' part will be on the next page. Though I'm not sure if it'll be a serious issue in Tedd's method or just a humorous annoyance that Dr Germahn ran into.
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Depending on what year of high school she is, I could see her in a sort of intern program. Though I doubt it's Jay. Basically for the nepotism reasons mentioned before
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Noriko would be an interesting possibility, though last we heard, she was probably in Europe. So her turning up in Colorado is unlikely.
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I wonder if it's possible to define the parameters for the spells put into new wands, now that spell parameters are manual. If not, the new wands are going to require not insignificant training anyway.
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It's two people that rarely agree on something and have formal magic training. They could be new characters, but Dan's commentary implies that they're characters we've seen before. I think the scrub trash comment is Agent Wolf paraphrasing, but if it isn't, then that might help with narrowing down who it could be.
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I've heard that any landing you can walk away from is a good landing.
