The Dresden Files > DF Spoilers
Harry's New House Set Up
Mira:
--- Quote from: Arjan on October 14, 2020, 02:11:17 PM ---Then he should give guided tours to visiting wardens.
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With free floating "Mouse" balloons with every tour, and if they they want to donate to Maggie's college found, a mechanical Mister chasing a ball of yarn.
Rigil Kent:
--- Quote from: Conspiracy Theorist on October 14, 2020, 09:50:32 AM ---On that basis he needs a bloody huge stone and anvil to sit in reception with the Sword of Love stuck in it with the inscription “ Whoso Pulleth Out the Sword of the Stone and Anvil, is Rightwise Baron Born of All Chicago.”
Think how much that will annoy Marcone, who of course is the one person who can’t pull it out now in Chicago.
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I kind of love this idea.
--- Quote from: Snark Knight on October 14, 2020, 03:48:14 PM ---Quite aside from whether it's a good idea to send Langtry ammunition to invoke the death sentence, it's probably a smarter political move to welcome Wardens to visit the castle and see the positive he's trying to build it into for the community and the paranet.
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When has Harry ever done the "smarter political move," though? I suppose that could theoretically be chalked up to Lara showing him how to properly diplomance ... which would be funny in and of itself, with Harry using lessons from her to show the WCncl that he's totally above board ... which would only make certain members of the WCncl that's further suborned by Lara because the Harry they know would never be this diplomatic! ;D
Arjan:
Harry can be diplomatic if he really sees a reason to try hard. Most of the time he forgets.
Snark Knight:
--- Quote from: Rigil Kent on October 14, 2020, 04:11:45 PM ---When has Harry ever done the "smarter political move," though?
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That entire diplomatic scene at the end of the last book where he laid the groundwork for maybe averting supe/vanilla war, and acquired the castle?
Conspiracy Theorist:
It is clear that the Sword has been given to Harry to do as he wishes, and the Sword in the Stone myth does actually reinforce the “powered by an Angel” theory Harry has been putting forth. The angel decides whether someone is worthy or not.
It would certainly rub salt into Marcone’s wounds about losing Camelot, as well as rub Langtrey’s face in it that he is living in the real Merlin’s castle, with Excalibur just like the real Merlin.
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