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Considering that it's obvious that not everyone is from the same type of place, and about half of everyone here didn't know about any kind of magic before getting here- ( It's okay, neither did she ) -it would be interesting to know exactly what there is, and what's possible in worlds. When things get brought here knowing about it first could be useful.

And before anyone asks, no- it's not going personal. I don't care whether you're part of any of the questions just what you already knew and what's possible. It's from a science perspective.

( Which she will tell you about if you actually ask because no many people care about Wonderland physics )

Where are you from?
When are you from?
Did you already know about:
Magic?
Supernatural creatures? ( e.g. nazi vampires )
Other non-human things? ( e.g. gods )
Portals?
Resurrecting the dead?
Reality altering?
Alternate/pocket dimensions?
Something 'unusual' not specified?

( Yes, half of that list is also magic related but specific can be very helpful )

So fill it out. And yes, giving examples would actually be helpful. Any questions?

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A portkey can be almost anything, but if you touch it at a certain time, it transports you to a specific place. Or, some of them are spelled so that you're transported any time you touch it, but usually they're used for Wizards to attend events, so Muggles don't get suspicious over a few thousand people suddenly appearing at once - it lets us stagger them out a bit.

Fair enough. I'm just not looking forward to any potential Nazi Vampire event we might get out of it, that's all.

Well the Portkey would create the portal - that's the part that lets you transport from one place to another. So yes.

If anything they'd probably just be vampires and not Nazi's. That part seems a little too specific even for Wonderland.

I suppose that makes sense! I think that's the only thing we've got like that though.

Just vampires would be fine, I think, as long as they're not hurting anyone. It's not as though they can help being vampires. [Though, he may be biased, since one of his best friends is a werewolf.] Really it's the Nazi part that would be the problem.

Edited (WOW I hit the wrong button) 2014-08-22 20:43 (UTC)

No but they can help whether they want to hurt someone, and some probably do.

( Biased because not all the werewolves she knows are the friendly kind )

Right, hence the "as long as they're not hurting anyone" part. If they're not going after anyone, then there'll be nothing to worry about.

You've got a lot of faith in them as a whole.

I don't see why I shouldn't. It's good to give people the benefit of the doubt - or err. Magical beings, in this case.

Even when you know nothing about them?
How much would it take before you didn't blankly give that trust?

It's not blankly!
There's no reason to assume they're doing anything wrong just because they're a vampire or a werewolf or anything else along those lines. Attitudes like that why magical beings that aren't 100% human 100% of the time get discriminated against so often where I'm from. That's just rude anyhow, thinking ill of the whole group because of a few bad dragon eggs.
How much would it take before you weren't so rude?

I've got good and bad experiences of both. I'd rather let a person show me who they are than just trust anything. There aren't many creatures that choose not to be the monster they're defined as.

I'm not saying to trust anything. But I'd rather give them the chance to show me who they are, and it's not really giving them a chance if I assume the worst of them from the start.
There are plenty who would choose it. There are plenty who would give anything for it.
But it's a bit hard when no one treats them like they've got the choice at all, and when everyone denies them the chance before they can even take it.

For someone that's trying to prove he's not judgemental that's exactly what you are now.

What, for judging you for being judgmental yourself?
Somehow, that doesn't really bother me much.

Edited (I KEEP HITTING THE WRONG BUTTON) 2014-08-28 02:26 (UTC)

Considering I said the same thing as you it should.
And I'm collecting this for science, I'm not interested in what people are just what they know.

You started it, not me.
But at least you've got your science-ish answers now.

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