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'''Mariners''' are winged [[magic]]al [[fairy]]-like beings that guard the sea, and those who travel upon it. Though those who anger them will make them respond with force, stemming from their power over wind and storms. |
'''Mariners''' are winged [[magic]]al [[fairy]]-like beings that guard the sea, and those who travel upon it. Though those who anger them will make them respond with force, stemming from their power over wind and storms. |
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| − | Although magical creatures not seen by [[mortal]]s, several things have been named after them such as the baseball team the Seattle [[Seattle Mariners|Mariners]], and |
+ | Although magical creatures not seen by [[mortal]]s, several things have been named after them such as the baseball team the Seattle [[Seattle Mariners|Mariners]], and ''Mariner's Bluff'': a viewpoint in the [[San Francisco]] area. |
In [[2000]], [[Phoebe Halliwell|Phoebe]] cast a "Give Me a Sign" spell, to give [[Piper Halliwell|Piper]] signs to who was her true love - [[Leo Wyatt|Leo]] or [[Dan Gordon|Dan]]. But the spell actually provided signs to where [[Prue Halliwell|Prue]] (who had been kidnapped) had been taken. While looking at demons that could have taken Prue, the [[Book of Shadows]] flipped itself to the Mariners entry. Phoebe noted that Mariners were good beings, and Piper misinterpreted it as a sign to pick Dan, as he played for the Seattle Mariners; it was actually a sign that Prue was being held at "Mariner's Bluff." ''("[[Give Me a Sign]]")'' |
In [[2000]], [[Phoebe Halliwell|Phoebe]] cast a "Give Me a Sign" spell, to give [[Piper Halliwell|Piper]] signs to who was her true love - [[Leo Wyatt|Leo]] or [[Dan Gordon|Dan]]. But the spell actually provided signs to where [[Prue Halliwell|Prue]] (who had been kidnapped) had been taken. While looking at demons that could have taken Prue, the [[Book of Shadows]] flipped itself to the Mariners entry. Phoebe noted that Mariners were good beings, and Piper misinterpreted it as a sign to pick Dan, as he played for the Seattle Mariners; it was actually a sign that Prue was being held at "Mariner's Bluff." ''("[[Give Me a Sign]]")'' |
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Revision as of 08:16, 23 September 2012
- For the baseball team, see: Seattle Mariners.
Mariners are winged magical fairy-like beings that guard the sea, and those who travel upon it. Though those who anger them will make them respond with force, stemming from their power over wind and storms.
Although magical creatures not seen by mortals, several things have been named after them such as the baseball team the Seattle Mariners, and Mariner's Bluff: a viewpoint in the San Francisco area.
In 2000, Phoebe cast a "Give Me a Sign" spell, to give Piper signs to who was her true love - Leo or Dan. But the spell actually provided signs to where Prue (who had been kidnapped) had been taken. While looking at demons that could have taken Prue, the Book of Shadows flipped itself to the Mariners entry. Phoebe noted that Mariners were good beings, and Piper misinterpreted it as a sign to pick Dan, as he played for the Seattle Mariners; it was actually a sign that Prue was being held at "Mariner's Bluff." ("Give Me a Sign")
Appendices
- (Book of Shadows text:)
Mariners entry in the Book of Shadows
Mariners
- These fairies are sworn to
- the protection of the sea,
- the creatures who dwell within it,
- and those who travel upon it.
- They serve the Masters of the Water,
- and are endowed with power
- over tide and storm, wind and current.
- When angered, they are capable
- of great destruction, but when appeased,
- they guarantee the sailor safe passage home.