No, I wasn't. [No, really, he wasn't. But that doesn't mean he's not hiding something. Then again, when is he not?]
But my point is-- what is familiar will show up eventually when you're experimenting. What feels right will just stick around. You can't explain a feeling, you can only experience it.
So you should try forming it first, and if it doesn't feel right, do it again, until what you see is comfortable, and that you don't mind using your power to keep it on yourself.
[Which says something about Norton's insistence on the ore.]
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But my point is-- what is familiar will show up eventually when you're experimenting. What feels right will just stick around. You can't explain a feeling, you can only experience it.
So you should try forming it first, and if it doesn't feel right, do it again, until what you see is comfortable, and that you don't mind using your power to keep it on yourself.
[Which says something about Norton's insistence on the ore.]