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Interestingly, in the Japanese version of Pokemon Red/Blue/whatever, the word used for grandchild is the gender-neutral "mago". Thus, Oak never needed to specify whether he was speaking of a grandson or a granddaughter.
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And the Lord spake, saying, 'First shalt thou take out the Holy Pin. Then, shalt thou count to three. No more. No less. Three shalt be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be three."
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I think it's based on the idea "Some dragons are green, therefore absorbing dragon attributes would make (her) hair green".
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Ashley is also dating a certain guy who magically transforms into various female forms quite frequently, so it shouldn't be such a huge mental leap for her to assume that Tedd does something similar . . . The preferred vocabulary for transgender topics is still somewhat in flux--the words that were in use twentyish years ago when I first heard of such things are not the same as the current ones--blame the euphemism treadmill for that.
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...Especially since Ellen's last words to Magus were "you owe me"--she might indeed think that she is entitled to some compensation.
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It would be highly amusing if that was the case--if Kevin is much like Arthur was back when he was a young go-getter who was possibly more idealistic. If Kevin's personality is anything like what Arthur intended for it to be, then Arthur would thus get most of the advantage he would have gotten from training Ashley himself without having to take the time off from work to do so.
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Unfortunately for everyone except The Leader, enchanted/mind-controlled soldiers would be unable to have any mercy or conscience that might let some of them bend or break such cruel orders.
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Hmm, that would explain why the point-of-view dropped lower between panels . . . People like Kitty would be considered a nuisance by Arthur--it's the malicious ones like not-Tengu who are the real threats--i.e. people who forcibly transform minds and not just bodies.
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Let's be glad that Kevin does not talk in 1950s-70s slang, then. Perhaps instead he will have a few quirks reminiscent of the younger Arthur who created him? Also, Arthur's creation of Kevin seems to imply that it is common for Seers to dabble in creating novel types of wand once they get the hang of it (as with Tedd and the watches/gauntlet).
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Normally, Awakening requires a person to have passed some internal power threshold (working hard, angst, or whatever), but Ashley's exposure to the "Diamond" remains may have bypassed this requirement, which would explain why she is so low-powered even for a beginner Wizard. As with Sarah, her internal energy reservoir is starting from almost nil.
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My favorite thing about the panel is how Mrs. Kitsune is looking around as though she were doing something illicit.
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Quite. If you are superior, then why do you need to be praised for it?
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It would definitely have been in Sirleck's interest to have them be untrackable until he was finished.
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The "complex" comes not with believing oneself to be superior, but with feeling the need to rub it in everybody's faces, as if you found it disturbing that someone would refuse to acknowledge your greatness. We for instance don't go around constantly telling every animal we encounter about how we are superior to them--we just want them to not meddle in our business too much--so why would a superhuman being feel the need to be praised by lesser beings? Seriously, a Q would find the praise of other Q to be infinitely more meaningful than praise from mere mortals, and demanding praise from mortals is about equivalent to a human demanding that the birds in the trees sing for him.
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I seem to recall that the official rendition of the sound is "VWORP", due to the handbrake being left on . . .
