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ijuin
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Half of the people would BE the Evil Twins, and thus they would have Good Twins. Also, "villian" originally meant anybody who lived in a village (as opposed to "civilized" city folk). I would like to see Ashley get the "magical empathy" spell, myself.
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Well, none of the Inmortals are God in the "Creator Of The Cosmos" sense...
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Also, the top religions today whose followers would be offended are monotheistic, and it is extremely implausible that Immortals, either singly or collectively, qualify as The Creator Of The Multiverse.
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The huge jump in Grace's genre savvyness happened over the nearly-six-month time skip, so we can assume that she was gradually learning throughout it, which makes it much less jarring.
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Changing Medications (Level of Trust Required)
ijuin replied to ProfessorTomoe's topic in Off Topic Discussion
When it disintegrates, it disintegrates. -
Cyborg!
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I think it's a matter of "Ashley's conscience is so strong that it would block her from being able to cast such a spell even if Pandora unlocked all of the magical barriers to it".
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R.Y.N.O. = "Rip You a New One"? Anyway, I think that the similarity between Tensaided, Greg, and Disco Wizard is because they are all the same sort of Genre Savvy.
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Yes, Grace's character has moved on beyond its early characterization of "cripplingly naive/sheltered". Having her go to school and work and generally socializing outside of her circle of friends has done a great deal toward helping her catch up on nearly eighteen years of social isolation.
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Nah, Pandora can't be Haruhi. There's Aliens, Mages/Espers, and people from other universes, but no Time Travelers.
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She may be holding back because they are still inside Grace's mind and she doesn't want to hurt Grace needlessly. Speaking of Grace, since this conversation did take place within Grace's dreamscape, who here thinks that she may have overheard some of it and may remember bits of it later?
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Well, the name "Blaike Raven" sounds vaguely Middle Englishey (i.e. post-Norman Conquest, but probably pre-Elizibethean).
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Yeah, it sounds dry enough to help you sleep while being juuuust interesting enough that you want to keep reading.
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All hail Hypnotoad!
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Bipolar . . . yes, she seems to be more manic than irrational. The term "Maniac" might apply to her better than "insane".
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Ballet dancing or ballroom dancing?
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Changing Medications (Level of Trust Required)
ijuin replied to ProfessorTomoe's topic in Off Topic Discussion
I would expect that it was written down somewhere, but the doc doesn't remember off the top of his head (after all, he's probably performed similar surgery for dozens of patients, so some of the details would run together in his memory after a while). Not all records are in one handy-dandy medical database file, however, so he might have to do some paper-file-cabinet diving. -
I think that Pandora already said that giving people transformation spells would help to make magic much more visible in public, which presumably would help to convince the remaining skeptics that yes, magic is a real thing and not a hoax. She is hoping to see people get transformed (or be in a transformed state) in front of witnesses.
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Pandora's crazy, but Voltaire is the only Immortal so far shown to be engaging in unprovoked malice.
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Yes, well, people who don't know about magic genderbending would be more likely to assume that it is Ellen who is Cheerleadra than Elliot . . .
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Yes, the summer games are ruled by the Gods of Surfing instead.
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Well, those people ARE superhuman . . .
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Oh yes, when Ashley finds out about Tedd and the TF Gun, she will have a nerdgasm.
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Given the known reaction rate of the human nervous system, in order to start moving within 100 milliseconds, either the athlete's brain and motor nerves function superhumanly fast, or else the athlete was NOT acting in response to the start signal actually beginning, and instead merely predicted it.
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We haven't seen that demonstrated yet, though Ashley might volunteer . . .
