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== Literature ==
* Garion of the ''[[Belgariad]]'' comes into his power this way. Though he is sensitive to sorcery for a while, and his first use of it is actually, unconsciously, to heal a brain-addled man, he first uses it intentionally against a man who has just slapped his Aunt Pol, and kills him when he learns the same man killed his parents. [[Kill It with Fire|In the same way.]]
* In one of the short stories in ''[[The Witcher]]'' book ''[[The Last Wish]]'', a queen hires Geralt to kill a monster (actually a cursed prince) to stop him from marrying her daughter. {{spoiler|When she nearly succeeds, it turns out that the princess is really in love and is an untrained source - and so everyone must forget their differences and fight together to get her powers under control.}}
* [[Harry Potter]] initially used his unfocused, underage magic in times of distress. This seems to be a common way for magic to appear in the setting, but not universal: contrast Voldemort, whose powers manifested as ways to manipulate and hurt people.
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