@The Smiling Pony
I’ve always found Trixie’s cutie mark to be an oddity - so many people take the view that it represents magic or illusion because it has a wand on it.
Except, y’know, in western culture only one type of character really uses a star tipped wand… and that’s a fairygodmother.
Now let us send Trixie off to grant wishes post haste. Such an act can only end… entertainingly.
@SpacePaladin
That would be nice. Something where a wand is found and nobody’s seen a wand “for real” before, thing is pretty much useless until Trixie picks it up and is “attuned” to it.
Not like that’ll happen, of course. Can’t focus on non-main characters and all that.
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In Eastern culture, there’s a completely different kind of character that uses a star tipped wand…
…‘course, I still insist that it’s really a morning star!
Oh my god.
Thank you for that.
Sylph of Hope justified!
I’ve always found Trixie’s cutie mark to be an oddity - so many people take the view that it represents magic or illusion because it has a wand on it.
Except, y’know, in western culture only one type of character really uses a star tipped wand… and that’s a fairy godmother.
Now let us send Trixie off to grant wishes post haste. Such an act can only end… entertainingly.
That would be nice. Something where a wand is found and nobody’s seen a wand “for real” before, thing is pretty much useless until Trixie picks it up and is “attuned” to it.
Not like that’ll happen, of course. Can’t focus on non-main characters and all that.
And doing something impressive with it.
Not time, though; that would be irresponsible.