Turtlejou (Turtle x Kinkajou)

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THEORY TIME!

Animus magic is tricky. It's really, really tricky, and if you don't word a spell correctly, all the things in the world could go wrong.

Simple spells can also be the most complicated to reverse, and I'm afraid with Anemone's wording it's nearly impossible. During the reversing of her original spell, Anemone said:

"I also enchant this object to take the love spell off Kinkajou..."

The original spell Anemone put on Kinkajou with the purpose to make Kinkajou fall in love with Turtle wasn't a love spell. I repeat, it wasn't a love spell.

Anemone's words are:

"I also enchant this rock to make Kinkajou love Turtle just as much as he loves her."

Once again, the original spell wasn't a love spell. It was a copying spell; whatever Turtle feels towards Kinkajou in a romantic sense, then Kinkajou will feel it towards Turtle.

This is why I call it a mirror spell. If Turtle were to hate Kinkajou, then Kinkajou would hate Turtle. If Turtle were to love Kinkajou, then Kinkajou would love Turtle.

That isn't a love spell, even if its caster's intention was to make it a love spell. So calling it as such would be incorrect.

To recap, there was no love spell. Anemone enchanted a pile of dirt to take off a nonexistent love spell.

So basically, it's useless; this part of the spell doesn't actually do anything to reverse Kinkajou's enchantment to love Turtle. Instead, Kinkajou continues to be enchanted by Anemone's spell.

But that's just a theory.

A GAME THEORY.

*cough*

Anyway. Even if that theory isn't right, I still don't ship it, mostly because there's not a lot to go off of. The relationship feels mostly one-sided aside from Anemone enchanting Kinkajou to love him (but that's just an enchantment, remember. There's a chance Kinkajou had no interest for Turtle until the enchantment). But that's just my opinion.

1/10

Quote:

"Arrrrgh, I think I'm making a stupid love spell face. ANEMONE."

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