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Re: Thoughts on magic and science in "The Doctor"

Home › Forums › Once Upon a Time › Season Two › 2×05 "The Doctor" › Thoughts on magic and science in "The Doctor" › Re: Thoughts on magic and science in "The Doctor"

November 1, 2012 at 1:48 pm #158883
melliemd
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I agree with that tweet from Adam 100%. Assumingly his world will include Dracula – and I don’t care what you say, vampires are magical. Werewolves are magical. A headless horseman is magical. They just have an inherent magic to them. It’s not a magic they can harness to start casting spells and changing the world around them, but it’s a magic in their veins that allows their body – or doesn’t allow it – to do things that a non-magical human being can/can’t do.

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