#consequenes of advanced spellcasting

[kythwena]

I like competition. The Magicians | S01E03: Consequenes of Advanced Spellcasting (2016)

[kythwena]

Yep. Love wins. The Magicians | S01E03: Consequenes of Advanced Spellcasting (2016) books in some of the more obscure corners of the stacks retained some autonomy, dating back to an infamous early experiment with flying books, and lately they’d begun to breed. Shocked undergraduates had stumbled on books in the very act. Which sounded interesting, but so far the resulting offspring had been either predictably derivative (in fiction) or stunningly boring (nonfiction); hybrid pairings between fiction and nonfiction were the most vital. The librarian thought the problem was just that the right books weren’t breeding with each other and proposed a forced mating program. The library committee had an epic secret meeting about the ethics of literary eugenics which ended in a furious deadlock. The Magician's Land (The Magicians, #3) by Lev Grossman

[kythwena]

Let's not talk. The Magicians | S01E03: Consequenes of Advanced Spellcasting (2016)

Let's just save our overthinking for the puzzle, yeah? The Magicians | S03E05: A Life in the Day (2018)

[kythwena]

Quentin, I need your help. Highest priority. The Magicians | S01E03: Consequenes of Advanced Spellcasting (2016)

[kythwena]

Let's not talk. The Magicians | S01E03: Consequenes of Advanced Spellcasting (2016)

[kythwena]

The Magicians | S01E03: Consequenes of Advanced Spellcasting (2016)

Because of the odd way Eliot’s jaw was built, the cigarette stuck out at an angle.

— The Magicians (The Magicians, #1) by Lev Grossman

[kythwena]

“So just to be clear,” Eliot was saying to Dint and Fen. “It’s called Ember’s Tomb, but Ember isn’t buried here. And he’s not dead.” He sounded exactly as relaxed and unworried as he ever had back at Brakebills. Just dotting the i’s, clearing up the details, the way he would have insouciantly picked apart one of Bigby’s problem sets, or decoded a closely written wine label. He was in control. The deeper they rolled into Fillory, the shakier Quentin felt, but Eliot was the opposite: he just got calmer and more sure of himself, exactly the way Quentin had thought that he, Quentin, would, and exactly the way that he wasn’t.

The Magicians (The Magicians, #1) by Lev Grossman

[kythwena]

Sad and desperate people. Once one of 'em offered to blow me for a spell. It was barely worth it. The Magicians | S01E03: Consequenes of Advanced Spellcasting (2016)