Spokes on a Wheel

[Nailah Weaver]

"I don't question her beliefs. I question her ability to so much affect a mild breeze with it."

[Samantha McManus]

"Most people don't require miracles, love."

[Nailah Weaver]

"Okay I feel like we're talking about two different things here."

[Samantha McManus]

"Well look at it from my perspective, aye? How am I to separate this from any other student who feels we've been insensitive to their beliefs? How am I supposed to factor in her inability to conjure eldritch flame as if it's a meaningful point in whether she's right or wrong to feel this way?"

[Nailah Weaver]

"Sam there's believing in what you feel is right - and she is free to believe in whatever she wants to - and there's being an idiot. You wouldn't indulge someone who's mutation was telekinesis when they claim they can turn into stone."

[Samantha McManus]

"I'm not proposing putting her on a team, love."

[Nailah Weaver]

"Of course not, but you don't see the problem with her romanticizing things that do slip through the cracks here?"

[Samantha McManus]

"I think that if she was a real risk, she'd be begging someone to teach her."

"That's the thing, aye? She thinks she's already got it."

[Nailah Weaver]

"Maybe I'm just overreacting and should let her be gleefully wrong."

[Samantha McManus]

"We can keep an eye on her, but I'm not sure what else it's really our place to do."

[Nailah Weaver]

"Fine, but there's a limit to how much condescending non-sense I'll put up with from a student."

[Samantha McManus]

"If it gets to be too much of a problem, we'll see what arrangements we can make."