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==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
| − | [[Image:Dromios_Mirror_Demona_Dark_Duck_Reflections.png|thumb|250px|Demona's half of Dromio's Mirror]] | + | [[Image:Dromios_Mirror_Demona_Dark_Duck_Reflections.png|thumb|250px|left|Demona's half of Dromio's Mirror]] |
| − | [[Image:Dromios_Mirror_Morgana_Dark_Duck_Reflections.png|thumb|250px | + | [[Image:Dromios_Mirror_Morgana_Dark_Duck_Reflections.png|thumb|250px|Morgana's half of Dromio's Mirror]] |
Dromio's Mirror is a pair of twin magical mirrors that enable communication between whoever possesses each mirror. One can also physically pass through the mirrors, such as when Demona abducted Morgana. ''([[Dark-Duck Reflections|"Dark-Duck Reflections"]])'' | Dromio's Mirror is a pair of twin magical mirrors that enable communication between whoever possesses each mirror. One can also physically pass through the mirrors, such as when Demona abducted Morgana. ''([[Dark-Duck Reflections|"Dark-Duck Reflections"]])'' | ||
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==Incantation== | ==Incantation== | ||
===Latin=== | ===Latin=== | ||
| − | :Cum | + | :Cum voluntas valida, |
| − | + | :Et egestas magna... | |
| − | :Et egestas | + | :Transfigam velum per |
| − | + | :speculum Dromionis! | |
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| − | :Transfigam | ||
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| − | :speculum | ||
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===English=== | ===English=== | ||
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[[Category:Apocrypha objects]] | [[Category:Apocrypha objects]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:09, 12 February 2026
Dromio's Mirror is actually a pair of twin magic mirrors. One mirror was possessed by Morgana Macawber and the other by the gargoyle, Demona.
Characteristics
Dromio's Mirror is a pair of twin magical mirrors that enable communication between whoever possesses each mirror. One can also physically pass through the mirrors, such as when Demona abducted Morgana. ("Dark-Duck Reflections")
Incantation
Latin
- Cum voluntas valida,
- Et egestas magna...
- Transfigam velum per
- speculum Dromionis!
English
- When the will hardens,
- when necessity swells beyond restraint…
- I will rend the veil itself,
- and see through the mirror of Dromio.
Real World Background
The mirror's name is a reference to William Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors, which features the twin brothers Dromio of Ephesus and Dromio of Syracuse.
