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| − | | She recently woke up in Detroit. There aren't a lot of teachers for her here. As a new mage, she doesn't have a clear understanding of boundaries and where things fit. Anything that isn't "a default kind of thing" is magic. Sometimes she's a [https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/9160393-she-has-told-me-everything-wen-went-on-i-know difficult] student. She's willing to read about established doctrines because they are instructive, but they don't really tell you how things really work. People are distracted by all of these stories. And notice how anthropocentric they are all are. And speaking of people, why do you have such an attitude about humans--"Sleepers". Let people be. Just be. | + | | She recently woke up in Detroit. There aren't a lot of teachers for her here. As a new mage, she doesn't have a clear understanding of boundaries and where things fit. Anything that isn't "a default kind of thing" is magic. Sometimes she's a [https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/9160393-she-has-told-me-everything-wen-went-on-i-know difficult] [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WMG/ThiefOfTime student]. She's willing to read about established doctrines because they are instructive, but they don't really tell you how things really work. People are distracted by all of these stories. And notice how anthropocentric they are all are. And speaking of people, why do you have such an attitude about humans--"Sleepers". Let people be. Just be. |
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Revision as of 10:07, 30 March 2018
| Self: | A little bit of Misfit Lab Rat, a little bit of odd Motherly Scientist. Like young ravens, has a mild neophobia about jumping in to things, but she pushes though it. She wants to give people real second chances, not this return to the wheel shit that some Euthanatoi resort to. Too many people want to cure what they don't understand or send them to hell for it. |
| Mages: | She recently woke up in Detroit. There aren't a lot of teachers for her here. As a new mage, she doesn't have a clear understanding of boundaries and where things fit. Anything that isn't "a default kind of thing" is magic. Sometimes she's a difficult student. She's willing to read about established doctrines because they are instructive, but they don't really tell you how things really work. People are distracted by all of these stories. And notice how anthropocentric they are all are. And speaking of people, why do you have such an attitude about humans--"Sleepers". Let people be. Just be. |
| Sorcerers: | Sorcerers are mages, right? |
| Fera: | Wolf birds! Not just wolves. I'm beginning to think that Ravens are really well adjusted compared to other shifters, based on Jim's warnings. |
| Vampires: | holy fucking shit. you mean to say vampires are real? no kidding? that's kind of terrifying. Note to self, avoid vampires because they will probably rip your face off. |
| Fae: | Do they like crows? I like Matthew in Sandman. |
| People: | Office hours every Thursday and on request. |
| Nature: | I love nature, but have you ever been bitten by it? Wet boots are pretty nasty too. Sometimes offices and dry clothes are really great. |
