Amusingly, Liliana and Steven would end up having a conversation about the overlap of science and magic a bit later in the evening!
"And that's why I found it so particularly resonant," Liliana agreed. "It felt like someone watching an incompetent Stitcher with an unwarranted god complex fall victim to his own hubris and manage to blame everybody but himself for his own failings, while demonizing his creation that he considered a failure for not living up to his lofty goals that were out of reach of his level of competence. I'm not entirely sure Mary Shelley wasn't a Planeswalker, or knew of of one, the depiction was so realistic." She laughed. "Steven recommended me the book, and I devoured it in a day, yelling at it mightily and throwing it at the wall. And now I'm reading it to Ignis, but it's very slow going, as I have to frequently pause and rail about something in the text that's caught my ire."
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"And that's why I found it so particularly resonant," Liliana agreed. "It felt like someone watching an incompetent Stitcher with an unwarranted god complex fall victim to his own hubris and manage to blame everybody but himself for his own failings, while demonizing his creation that he considered a failure for not living up to his lofty goals that were out of reach of his level of competence. I'm not entirely sure Mary Shelley wasn't a Planeswalker, or knew of of one, the depiction was so realistic." She laughed. "Steven recommended me the book, and I devoured it in a day, yelling at it mightily and throwing it at the wall. And now I'm reading it to Ignis, but it's very slow going, as I have to frequently pause and rail about something in the text that's caught my ire."