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* In ''[[The Bartimaeus Trilogy]]'', the titular djinni is hit-on at one point by a pigeon while in that form. |
* In ''[[The Bartimaeus Trilogy]]'', the titular djinni is hit-on at one point by a pigeon while in that form. |
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* An owl on Owl, in ''Owl in Love'' by Patrice Kindl. |
* An owl on Owl, in ''Owl in Love'' by Patrice Kindl. |
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* Deliberately used in the third of [[David Drake]]'s ''Books of the Elements'': a magician transforms Hedia into a female dog and has her distract a magical watchdog while he steals the magical book the watchdog was guarding. Hedia [[Really Gets Around]], and when told what the magician wants, she laughs and says she's often been called a bitch in heat. Being one '''literally''' won't be that much of a change. She doesn't seem to have any regrets about the experience. |
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