Tedd and his father argue whether ending magic secrecy would do more good or harm. Tedd's father points out that evil magic users are more likely to get the most dangerous and violent spells.
Characters appearing[]
Other characters mentioned[]
- Elliot Dunkel
- Rhea and her friends
Setting[]
- The Verres family's house
Time[]
- January 2, second year
First Mention or Appearance Of[]
Art[]
- Color
Layout[]
- Portrait
- Three rows: two panels in row 1 of which the left one is fairly narrow and the right one is small, three panels in row 2 of which the left one is very narrow, two panels in row 3 (total: seven panels)
Transcript[]
| January 2nd (the past! Oh snap!) | |
| Edward Verres | It's never going to happen, Tedd.You need to accept that. |
| Tedd | (facing away from his father and raisisng his fists for emphasis) NEVER! |
| Edward Verres | See, this is the opposite of what needs to happen. |
| Tedd | (turning around to face his father) Dad, if people knew about magic and how it works... |
| Edward Verres | The college kids at the party would still have been unable to stop a sneak attack, and there would be countless other threats to worry about. |
| Tedd | But the amount of good that-- |
| Edward Verres | We're talking about a magic system that reflects the people who use it! What sort of people do you think are going to end up with the most dangerous and violent magic?! |
| Tedd | Elliot has a freaking super heroine spell! |
| Edward Verres | Exceptions do not make the rule, and Elliot is a rare exception! |
| Edward Verres | Seriously, that kid's ridiculous. I think he was born wearing a scout's uniform or something. |