On 1/11/06, Jon Lincicum <lincicum at comcast.net> wrote: > Maximilian Wilson wrote: > > >/Viscount/ is pretty clear that Sethra considers herself a wizard, as > >did Tazendra, while Issola is clear that Sethra does not consider > >herself a witch. QED. > > > > > I'm blanking on where Sethra refers to herself as a Wizard... (Not that > I'm really disagreeing, I just don't recall it). Search inside suggests that she does not. However, since she can *teach* wizards (that is, Tazendra, and probably the other Lavodes in the past), well, I nearly think that whatever she is *includes* being a wizard. But really, all she needs to do is refer to herself as Sethra Lavode, and that should say it all, to anyone who knows anything. > >I'm tempted to take Vlad's comment about wizardry in Issola as a > >somewhat fascetious comment intended to indicate that he actually > >hasn't a clue in the world what wizardry is. "Roll them all together > >and shove them in a box" sounds a lot like a verbal shrug. > > > >Max > > > > > You were reading my last post as I was typing it in, weren't you? ;-) > Maybe he's secretly psychic. (Or psionic. Whatever.)