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I've had a moment of clarity ...

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lol.

 

I don't think so - I'd have remembered.

 

There's nothing wrong in being confident enough in your own factionality to acknowledge there's some cool stuff on the other side.

 

I like pretty things.

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Eclipses are cool. I'd have liked to see the lunar eclipse that happened recently, but it didn't happen over our way.

 

How weird is this?

 

EclipseOverDarwinCity2.jpg

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Some of us are more confident than others lol

 

Thank you I think - although she looks like she's possibly showing to combust or maybe just sparkle.

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Sometimes it annoys me that darkness and shadow are classed as evil, while light and bright is classed as good.

 

There's a young adult set of books by Louise Cooper - the Time Master trilogy and it's sequel trilogy called Daughter of Chaos I think. It has an interesting take on Light vs Dark.

 

Another series that does a great job on changing this trope is The Black Jewels by Anne Bishop. They are definitely more adult themed though, so younger viewers should stay clear :)

the Recluse novels have a different spin on the Light (white) vs. Dark (Black) magic stereotypes as well. Although the answer for him is that Grey is the way.

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