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|Title=Innocent's Minds: Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely
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|Type=Non-Fiction
|Origin=Unknown
|Race=Unknown
|Legality=Legal
|Accessibility=Uncommon
|Description=''by Anonymous'' 

A general treatise on magic. It goes over the fields of galdori and passive in great detail and puts forth several theories about mona, including magic's addictive qualities--at times suggesting the use of magic causes mental damage which leads to a perceived dependence on it. Has an extensive section on passives and experiments involving them. Within its pages are many theories concerning just why passives occur, ranging from a god's displeasure to genetic abnormality to sexual abuse. It contains no spells whatsoever, but its great insight into the inner workings of magic and mona are invaluable to any researcher or teacher.
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