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I have a question regarding the episode "Eye of the Beholder." When Fox
	wore the Eye of Odin, it changed her into  the werewolf(or is it
	werefox?)creature. Was this simply meant to be a representation of the
	huntress/predator side of her nature, or was it in some way a
	manifestation of the kind of power she could have wielded had she been taught to use her
	magic as she grew up? I ask this because most of the Children of Oberon we
	saw in the series demonstrated an ability to change their shape, and of
	the people we saw put on the Eye( Goliath, Fox, and the Archmage), only Fox
	was turned into shapeshifter. Goliath and the Archmage only changed into a new
	form when they first put the Eye on, and then that form was maintained
	until the Eye was removed.
1.  Werefox, predatory, self-hating, conflicted.  It was revelatory
	of her inner-self, not her fae heritage.
(GDW / 7-22-98)
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