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I always wondered why the status effect linked with Aura was poison. Then I realized that while Aura is the spirit of gold, it could also be said to represent metal in general, and with the sheer number of toxic metals in the world... - Kahran042
One of the recurring themes of all major story arcs is that Love Makes You Evil. This seems like a harsh common aesop through the stories but then you remember that, in the end, the Mana Goddess is love - seeing how the very essence of love itself was corrupted on this universe, no wonder these things are happening.

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 == [[Fridge Brilliance]] ==
 * I always wondered why the [[Standard Status Effects|status effect]] linked with [[Extra Ore Dinary|Aura]] was poison. Then I realized that while Aura is the spirit of gold, it could also be said to represent metal in general, and with the sheer number of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_metal toxic metals] in the world... - Kahran042
-* One of the recurring themes of all major story arcs is that [[Love Makes You Evil]]. This seems like a [[Family Unfriendly Aesop|harsh common aesop]] through the stories but then you remember that, in the end, [[Foreshadowing|the Mana Goddess is love]] -  {{spoiler|seeing how the very essence of love itself was corrupted on this universe, no wonder these things are happening}}.
+* One of the recurring themes of all major story arcs is that [[Love Makes You Evil]]. This seems like a [[Family-Unfriendly Aesop|harsh common aesop]] through the stories but then you remember that, in the end, [[Foreshadowing|the Mana Goddess is love]] -  {{spoiler|seeing how the very essence of love itself was corrupted on this universe, no wonder these things are happening}}.
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