No, his statement about college students being taught enough real magic to transform into a pack of wolves. Tera's actions.
Oh, that. That's...a really good point, actually. Makes me fear a Nemfected Wolf-shifter, now. But at least that would go a long way to explaining why Fitz is an orphan.
to someone like Nic or Deidre? Probably. Almost certainly since it's based entirely on perspective faith.
Lets poke that idea for a second: Is it? I agree they're Beievers enough to make it glow like a person with a cross, but that always seemed like a person acting holding a focus object rather than anything innate. By contrast, Harry was once able to get a 55 gallon drum of Holy Water blessed, and it retains the "faith" catch-defeating properties for some extended amount of time (couldn't say if it outlasted the sunrise). And even closer, the Swords have burned vamps when not being held by a Knight.
Bob described angels as fundamentally existing on the Faith spectrum of "spirit" to the point where he cannot perceive them at all. So while a person can /
channel/ faith energy through a cross, etc. Angel might well be /
made/ of said energy, so it would be present all the time in the coin and independant of any mortal holding it. Theoretically.
Wow, I just got a Yeats reference there, from our convo. The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity. It's Murph and Nic in SG.
Nice!