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Carole

Carole is a feminine given name (see Carl for more information).

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Maggie, with her hearth magic, had always been able to provide with what seemed to Carole unthinking efficiency.

For Carole, whose own powers consisted of being able to whistle or hum objects, people, and animals into dance, maintaining the same standards as her mother took a great deal of thinking and considerably more work.

Consequently grain, fruits, and preserved vegetables were getting low and the villagers were complaining mightily about the extra ration of fish in their diet, since Carole was totally unwilling to whistle anything less cold-eyed and more furry to its demise on a supper table.

I have the pleasure of addressing the Honorable Lady Carole Songsmith-Brown?

The last came out in a somewhat self-righteous tone, considering the speaker, Carole thought, chiding herself.

Belatedly, he noticed Carole, still swimming, reach ashore to grab her clothing and supply pouch.

It was fortunate for Rupert that he was inclined to do so, and restful for Carole, since talking kept the mermaids from trying out any of their siren songs on him.

This caused it to forget the rhythm of its humping glide through the water and at one point threatened to dump Rupert overboard, except that Carole was watching for just such an event and spoke sharply.

Her aunt, Queen Amberwine, was said to possess the quality in abundance, but was often ill or absent while Carole was at court so the witch personally had never observed her to any degree to form an opinion one way or the other.

Suleskeria oddly enough was the sea monsters Carole had not expected to see.

Miragenian shook his head and smiled a very white and toothy smile, reminding Carole of a gypsy conducting a horse trade.

Though Carole twisted to try to see what was making them, her eyes were too full of spots from peering into the brightness to be able to clearly make anything out.

A tag-end of green curled and disappeared behind a tree root and Carole, watching intently, grabbed an oar and turned the boat, paddling for shore.

Before anyone could change his mind and investigate further, Rupert hopped nimbly to an adjoining rooftop and urged Carole to do the same, springing from one of the closely packed structures to another until they were a good distance away from where they first arrived.

Now the day grew so hot that Carole found it difficult to stand, much less jump.