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[faithlikeaseed]

Name: Myr Shivana
Date: 11/22-ish
Format: Audio

H'lo, everyone--

I'd a thought, after this latest stunt the mirrors pulled--the folk who watch the Looking-Glass House, especially that poor fellow who's always dusting the glass--they've been through Maferath's own time with us, haven't they?

[It's really only luck he'd taken a swing at another Mirrorbound and not someone from the Coven when he'd fallen out of his own mirror. It sticks on his mind, even months later.]

What would you say to doing something for them by way of appreciation? It's likely too soon for another party, [like that's ever stopped anyone in Aefenglom, ever,] but gifts might not be out of the question. Or something else tangible, like taking over the watch next time we're due for something in the mirrors.

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[wiggleon]

Oh, that's such a lovely idea.

[Aziraphale is all for giving back, and even though this place doesn't seem as nice and welcoming as it did when he appeared here, everything they do for them is still worthy of a thanks.]

But I wonder what kind of gift would they appreciate, or another way to show our appreciation. ..

[faithlikeaseed]

[Hey, there's a voice Myr recognizes but hasn't spoken to directly, though he knows this fellow has been very kind to Rich. It--and the obvious enthusiasm about the idea of being, well, kind to people--already endears him.]

If tangible gifts won't suit, there's the option to spell 'em in their duties--provided the Coven allows. [Thoughtfully,] Now that we've got a--a sort of rough idea of when the mirrors might spit things out, having some of our own there to keep things from being such a mess could be a gift by itself.

But their friends among the Coven might have some ideas, if we found out who those are.

[wiggleon]

I've actually thought about setting some sort of guard when we know people- or, apparently, objects- are going to be appearing through the window. But I didn't want them to think that we didn't trust them to do their job properly, or that we'd rather do it ourselves.

We'd have to make clear that we're doing it to help, to take a load off their shoulders.