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@Phee wrote:
Good point, frumpybutsupersmart. Don’t think we’ve seen an example of someone casting spells just to help others instead of themselves.
The fairies are a good example of magical beings who use magic appropriately and to benefit others. I know the Blue Fairy gets a lot of negative blame (I myself have looked to her for a scapegoat ever since The Return). Yet, she has helped people who are in distress: Baelfire, Jiminy Cricket, Geppetto, Pinocchio, Emma Swan via the magical wardrobe. She might be working towards the “overall good” of society, but at least she believes she is doing right for the sake of others. She doesn’t seem to be harboring selfish intents, at least, not in my opinion. She may be responsible for working behind the scenes with August to ensure that Emma Swan fulfilled her destiny and broke the curse, but I no longer think she is the mastermind behind the curse.
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@PriceofMagic wrote:
Perhaps Archie should set up a magic anonymous support group.
hahaha, I love this idea.
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