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Ellen is mad at Pandora because what she did hurt Hope. Normally I find people who get offended on behalf of others to be very annoying. But her (possibly tangential) connection to the Immortal may make Ellen's input and observations relevant.

Sarah, that is a good moustache. But you have seen better. Your male self could grow a better 'stache. Do not let this hair lip intimidate you to abandon your quest, To follow that star, No matter how hopeless, No matter how far, To fight for the right Without question or pause, To be willing to march into Hell For a Heavenly cause . . . . Wait. This isn't Don Quixote. Never mind.

Nanase really does not have a good reason to stay. As for the rest? Putting these five in the magic bubble feels like setting up a premise where this little reality adjacent pocket has the mooring lines cut and they start drifting to other places . . . .

This is why you customize your magically mechanical minions. If you use a standard package off the showroom floor, you may get stuck with your neighbor's headache.

Did Raven brief the Prince on the actual plan before the ball began? I suspect the Prince never knew what was expected from him.

It starts with just a nibble. Soon she's eating BLTs on artisan toast with home made mayo. If she orders it with a lightly fried egg, you've lost.

Why did I never consider that Kevin was collateral damage of the Pandora - Hope transition without ever encountering either. At this point I'm asking if Immortals can do anything without making the mortal world a bigger mess?

EGS is actively reinterpreting Cinderella and Pinocchio. Are we going down the checklist of Disney or Fractured Fairy Tales?

I don't know why. But I am disturbed by how much this robot maid resembles Irona, the robot maid from the old Richie Rich comics. At least they didn't break into a chorus of Everybody Ought To Have A Maid from A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum.

When will the bipedal fools with their flamboyant opposable thumbs heed the wisdom of felines?

Step one, go to Ball. Step two, ? ? ? Step three, profit. How could it be simpler?

Saou may not have forced Voltaire into a perfect vow. But something more important happened. The finger lickin' good immortal realized Saou is a kindred manipulative spirit and that is something Volty can respect.

Can you put some more points into your Game Designer skill?

The stooge is right. If Voltaire thinks what he does is legal, immortal vengeance can't affect him. The idea that what he may do is wrong needs to be in his consciousness early to make it a deterrent.

This feels like the origin story of a comic book super team. So Hope is overwhelmed by crowds. Too bad "A Crowd" is the exact number of young people magically enhanced by Pandora.