Dusk

That's how it is always supposed to be, so the books are built on it.
Or are they not nowadays? I've seen it in some humour fantasies, so not sure if it is used in more serious genres;-)
The idea is "you fight your enemy with similar weapon to what they have".
But I like the idea "you fight with whatever you have and whatever works" more.

Catherine is an evil witch (metaforically, of course), and she marries the man whom she hates because her father orders her. Bianka is an obedient angel, and she secretly marries her suitor who sneaked into her father's home by deception.
Am I the only one who thinks it looks inconsistent?

Why auditors are always young, tall, slender, handsome, and wear business suits?
Ok, the last one is obvious, but the rest!
My Mum was right when telling me to find a boyfriend at work *stares and handsome auditors passing by*

I wanna learn to dance flamenco, so question: anybody tried? What is it like?
Found a school already;-)