Nat + Kitty = great couple?

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Umbreo Utukku
19 Dec 08 - 01:54
Pretty sure it was an afrit.
When I set out from the boy's attic window, my head was so full of competing plans and complex strategems that I didn't look where I was going and flew straight into a chimney.

Something symbolic in that. It's what fake freedom does for you.
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Apollo Marid
19 Dec 08 - 06:52
umbreo wrote:Didn't she die?
Would have been a fine politician in the event that she and Nathaniel survived and set up government reforms with the Commoners.
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19 Dec 08 - 11:26
Yeah, but would the commoners trust Whitehall as much as Nat(again assuming they both lived)? Some commoners were saved by Nat & Kitty had faith in Nat. So mightbe the commoners would take to Nat more than Whitehall.
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Apollo Marid
19 Dec 08 - 19:18
Doesn't matter, she'd gain their trust. I saw her as one of the less bad magicians. Nathaniel could put in a good word for her.
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Umbreo Utukku
20 Dec 08 - 04:21
Apollo wrote:
umbreo wrote:Didn't she die?
Would have been a fine politician in the event that she and Nathaniel survived and set up government reforms with the Commoners.
She would have been apposed to the commoners parliament, I think, and would not have wanted to take part in it unless all it's senior members were magicians.
When I set out from the boy's attic window, my head was so full of competing plans and complex strategems that I didn't look where I was going and flew straight into a chimney.

Something symbolic in that. It's what fake freedom does for you.
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Mwamba Higher Spirit
20 Dec 08 - 04:28
Too bad most of them would be dead and she'd have no choice but to consent.
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Apollo Marid
20 Dec 08 - 04:30
umbreo wrote:
Apollo wrote:
umbreo wrote:Didn't she die?
Would have been a fine politician in the event that she and Nathaniel survived and set up government reforms with the Commoners.
She would have been apposed to the commoners parliament, I think, and would not have wanted to take part in it unless all it's senior members were magicians.
You think so? I think she was wise enough to see the idiocy behind the old government and the need for a new one.
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Umbreo Utukku
20 Dec 08 - 04:30
But with commoners? I reckon she'd not have tolerated that. Besides, no matter, she's dead.
When I set out from the boy's attic window, my head was so full of competing plans and complex strategems that I didn't look where I was going and flew straight into a chimney.

Something symbolic in that. It's what fake freedom does for you.
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Apollo Marid
20 Dec 08 - 04:32
Don't think so. She was to prominent a magician not to be. Her wisdom would have been needed by Nathaniel, anyway. Come on, have some faith in her! She was noble. Ish.
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Umbreo Utukku
20 Dec 08 - 04:34
Noble? Self-serving and decietful, more like. Sorry, I edited that last post after reading yours.
When I set out from the boy's attic window, my head was so full of competing plans and complex strategems that I didn't look where I was going and flew straight into a chimney.

Something symbolic in that. It's what fake freedom does for you.
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Apollo Marid
20 Dec 08 - 04:39
*sigh*

I know she's dead. This is a hypothetical situation in which she and Nathaniel live and assist in the government reforms.

And yes, she was decietful, so was everyone else. But I percieved her as slightly less deciectful (or perhaps just more wise).
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Umbreo Utukku
20 Dec 08 - 04:56
Still self-serving, and I don't think she would have wanted commoners in government. Do you?
When I set out from the boy's attic window, my head was so full of competing plans and complex strategems that I didn't look where I was going and flew straight into a chimney.

Something symbolic in that. It's what fake freedom does for you.
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Apollo Marid
20 Dec 08 - 04:59
After everyone else died and the city was destroyed and all that good stuff that happened at the end, she would have seen differently, because she is wiser and nolber than the others.She would have seen the sense in it and advocated it, grudgingly at first perhaps.
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Umbreo Utukku
20 Dec 08 - 05:01
mmmm . . . Okay, you've convinced me.
When I set out from the boy's attic window, my head was so full of competing plans and complex strategems that I didn't look where I was going and flew straight into a chimney.

Something symbolic in that. It's what fake freedom does for you.
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21 Dec 08 - 09:38
I have to agree with Apollo. She can't be all that self-serving if she was ready to die rather than let a demon use her body. She's wiser than most & the only magician who comes as close to Nat as possible (in ethics).
"If the bee disappears from the surface of the earth, man would have no more than four years to live. No more bees, no more pollination ... no more men!" - Einstein
"I like quoting Einstein. Know why? Because nobody dares contradict you." - Studs Terkel.
<@Ximenez> Sentynel: But i have a life? No. Qed.

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