Diana Cavendish (
fiendennor) wrote in
elnysa2017-12-15 11:27 pm
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text; un: beatrix [1]
Do you believe in magic?
If so, what do you know about it?
If so, what do you know about it?

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No. Shiny Chariot hadn't been seen for a decade, back home.
She'd developed something of a poor reputation in the magic community. Many thought she was just putting on a frivolous light show, using magic for childish reasons.
Perhaps the criticisms were too much for her.
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Of course, I was a child at the time. I was something of her target audience.
Still, I'll admit that was rare even in children of magic families.
Most parents would never have entertained those thoughts.
A girl I know who came from a commoner family was inspired to pursue magic because of Chariot. She became a very fine witch.
To that end, I think that there was something admirable about her work.
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She just doesn't feel the need to go into every little detail.]
I have a feeling that she was fine, in the end.
Besides which, I think her legacy would have outlasted that of her critics anyway.
Were it not for the destruction of the world.
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[ that is one thing none of them can ever escape, isn't it? ]
Quite.
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To be honest, I hadn't thought to check before now.
I imagine such a witch would not be thought highly of, either, where you come from.
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Out of curiosity.
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Say it's... a harmless magic show that's more than just illusion or sleight of hand.
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[ him, personally - but then, he was the last sanctioned wizard, so the decision has been his for the last decades. ]
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It's a reasonable judgment, for a world where magic is only considered tricks.
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