#prudence hart

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I wanna ask about widespot but I'm not fully caught up hahaha.

hmmm.... 17 for Charity? 👀

36 for Prue

17. How easily would they be convinced to do something that goes against their morals?

She would never! To avoid spoiling, Charity's morals can change, but it takes a lot for that to happen... Or something very strong for that to happen.

36. Would they ever kill someone? Have they already?

To avoid spoiling but still answer the question, hm... Prue would not kill someone on purpose, or unless he absolutely was forced to in self-defense. At the same time, I think he feels a lot of empathy, so if someone else killed someone, he might not be as judgmental as others would be - depending on context, motivation, etc.

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Charity: You don’t happen to have extensive knowledge about time machines, do you?

Mortimer: Well, I am familiar with reversal processes-

Charity: Time machines! Alternate universes crashing into each other! 

Prue: Calm down Charity, he doesn’t know-

Mortimer: Know what?

Charity: That your wife convinced us to blow up a time machine and seems to have caused universes to collide into one!

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Charity: Oh- Mr Goth! You startled us!

Prue: So this is how he looks in this timeline...

Mortimer: You startled me with your knocking in the middle of the night. Is the house on fire? Are aliens invading? Or- don’t tell me the dead are walking.

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Prue: You don’t have to knock as if you’re trying to break down the door, you know.

Charity: *hits fist on door* I’m on the verge of doing so at this point. I’m sick of this time travel nonsense. Hell, I’ll magivestigium into his house.

Charity: Wait- Someone’s coming.

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Charity: What are we even going to do now? We can’t just go on about our lives normally.

Prudence: It’s difficult to say. What does one do about cracks in time and space itself? We don’t even know enough about it as-is...

Prudence: What if we looked for Mortimer Goth?

Charity: The one who made the chaotic time machine in the first place? Are you sure that’s a good idea?

Prudence: Well, if Don’s words are to be trusted, there is at least one more Mortimer Goth around now. Maybe he will be less... chaotic.

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Prudence: I’ve screwed up a lot as well... I caused my mother to abandon me by trying to mess with time. But what is done is done. All I can do now is move on. Be grateful for what I have instead of mournful over what I don’t.

Charity: For what it’s worth... I’m glad you did it, or we wouldn’t have grown up together.

Prudence: You’re all the family I need, Charity.

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Prudence: Charity, I have seen you in way worse sitiuations where you didn’t question yourself. Why now?

Charity: I do question myself. For instance, I question if everyone would be better off without me. And now you’re telling me I may have contributing to transporting hundreds of me into our world.

Prudence: Nobody is perfect.

Charity: Well, nobody else caused even half of the crap I did.

Prudence: Listen, Charity, all this time-travelling we’ve been doing, and this entire ordeal, it has taught me something. You can’t change the past. You can’t change what you’ve done. But you can learn from it and do better from here on.

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Prudence: Our major concern right now should be how far it stretches... Hopefully we have only accidentally integrated one timeline. If there are hundreds of timelines that have combined we could end up with the post-apocalyptic future created by that alien invasion in here too-

Charity: So I’ll have to deal with hundreds of Marthas coming after me to tell me what a horrible person I am?

Prudence: What?

Charity: I’m tired, Prue. I’m tired of failing.

Prudence: Charity, we were all there. Everyone cast that spell. We are all at fault.

Charity: Well, there is a common denominator in all the chaos happening in Widespot and the alternate universe madness: me.