So, uh... Having now tried to catch up on what I haven't read... I'm really thinking I'm just not cut out for Advanced. As much as I like the idea of Karen as I wrote her CS, I don't think I can keep up with this RP; I'll probably just drag down the quality. So I think I'm gonna drop as well, unfortunately. Sorry to have wasted your time, all.

Hmm. Camelot's an interesting character to a lot of folks. I could see Lilac being like, "Why is she me but better? She has everything together and I don't. O_o." because she doesn't understand Camelot's internal struggles.

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I mean, I'd assumed this scene would go slightly longer than that, but it makes sense to clear out quickly from the site of such a big conflict. Long as someone handles Nessie getting down safe (or she does it herself), Camelot will be right along with her.

And a post has been made.

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Nice post. I see the IC misinterpretations continue both ways. Fun stuff.
After all, it's worth noting that this is the first time Camelot's Round Table feast has ever been targeted by Pageless... in all of the 1 year+ that she's been actually doing it on a pretty much daily basis at sunrise and sunset. That isn't to say that Lumiere isn't correct about the danger... just not for the reasons she thinks.
If it weren't for Camelot starting the feast later than normal (thus it being so far past sundown and during prime Pageless hunting time) and the increased aggression of the Pageless as a whole as of late, this may have never come up.

Reading our Seraph’s post reminds me the national flower of Scotland is a thistle. This may not be a flower that handles being Princess carried and having their hand held by an authority figure trying to drag her off to English boarding school while treating everyone like children.

I’m going to relish Nessie’s post.

Reading our Seraph’s post reminds me the national flower of Scotland is a thistle. This may not be a flower that handles being Princess carried and having their hand held by an authority figure trying to drag her off to English boarding school while treating everyone like children.

I’m going to relish Nessie’s post.

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Pretty much my exact thought process (aside from not knowing the flower trivia). Practically did a spit-take when Lumiere did that.

You can already start to see the dividing line between loyalist Magical Girls and rebellious ones forming.

Then there's Olivia, who just wants to make friends...

@Ponn personally I see Olivia being someone who goes with the flow of the Ministry so long as they placate her but I imagine she’d be conflicted greatly if she was asked to use her Darling to reign in any errant Magical Girls.