Random Wanderer

Nah, she's just a magic-user who's in desperate need of a spellbook.

"Coincidence" *Cough*BS*Cough*

You very likely answered your own question. If I were to guess, she's shocked because the spell shouldn't be able to do that.

I cannot imagine surviving with clothes that have no pockets. Wallet, keys, pen, chapstick, Altoids, comb... I've got stuff that needs places to be put! ...Yes I have a phone. It clips on my belt. Or my waistband, depending. Putting a phone in a pocket just seems like it would be an invitation for trouble of some sort.

This comic is simultaneously pretty sweet and rather ridiculous.

It's the same principle. Something that you do or use unconsciously suddenly comes to your conscious attention and afterwards you can't figure out how to do it unconsciously again. At least I think that's what she's going on about.

All right, Pandora, now that you've started thinking about your hands and how you move them, and so on, can you stop?

I still don't trust this guy any further than I can throw him. And since he looks like he's about seven feet tall right now, that's probably not very far.

Given that he called Elliot "the pawn of chaos" back here I figured that was a given. Well, not so much that he's after her attention, but that whatever he's doing involves her in some way.

All he has to do is convince himself that killing everyone is a justified response to being attacked by one of them, so...

I'm pretty sure I guessed this... Yep. Not that I expect this is his full plan. As folks say above, it's pretty simplistic, and he's got a lot of other balls rolling already, indicating something much bigger going on. But I imagine he figured this was worth a shot anyway.

If he's really lucky (from his perspective) someone will overreact and attack him, allowing him to respond and kill everyone. Beyond that, we already weren't sure what he was trying to accomplish in the first place, so this is just another indication that we don't really know what's going on in his head.

We saw Dex summoning tons of harmless fire guys against Grace and Greg. We were just as capable of coming to the conclusions that Mr. Verre's is coming to. But if anyone here put that out as a theory, other people would toss it aside as speculation and ignore it. Edward saying it, on the other hand, makes it more valid.

I feel this is obligatory. Hopefully at least some folks here know where it's from.

The general impression that's been given so far is that one really shouldn't screw around with an immortal on their playing field, and that Pandora, above all, should not be messed with. The world of dreams is probably close enough to the immaterial plane the immortals exist on to make no difference as far as it being Pandora's playing field, so unless the wizard can get a specific advantage from them being inside a mind he's supposed to be in and she's not, I suspect he's outgunned.