Clarisse Hugh

Simon Snow never quite understood people's emotional baggage around Christmas. Whether positively or negatively, it seems that everyone has a strong opinion about the date and, for him, that was always a holiday like any other. Themed movies, typical food (when the Orphanage I was in received a more generous donation or since when the Wellbeloves began to spend their holidays) and decorated rooms. I mean... it's nice, but nothing special, right? This year, though, he's agreed to spend the holidays with Baz and maybe he'll finally have the opportunity to be swept up in the Christmas spirit... Or The unplanned follow-up to "In Every Christmas Carol".

Clarisse Hugh

The son of renowned Principal Pitch has always been a musical person, performing at Watford recitals with his violin from the time he was old enough to hold it. What most people in the Mage world might not realize, however, is that there was as much fire in Baz's veins as there was in his magic... (Or: The one in that Baz has a rock band)

Clarisse Hugh

Baz always knew that Simon Snow was the protagonist of the story. What he's not sure - but hopes so, with all his faith - is that his adventure epilogue is just the first chapter of a narrative with a happy ending.

Clarisse Hugh

Simon is having a nightmare. Not exactly an unusual scene at the top of the Mimic Tower. Baz has seen moments similar to this a million times over the years he and Snow shared a room, but for some reason tonight it seems impossible to turn away from him and ignore his rapid breathing and his whimpers.

Clarisse Hugh

Shortly after Baz returns from his disappearance at the beginning of seventh year, Simon proposes a truce, but the Chosen One is frustrated with so many feelings and doubts accumulating, so that peace doesn't last. After a fight, the roommates are forced to spend detention tidying up Watford's music room and of course this is the perfect opportunity for Simon's magic to go awry (or would it finally do something absolutely right?) and they get started. to sing your feelings.

Clarisse Hugh

When they land in England after their disastrous trip to the United States, Simon and Baz still haven't properly talked about their heated argument on the beach across the Atlantic. During the entire flight, as he pretended to sleep, in the mind of the former Chosen only one phrase echoes - "How can you not see that I wouldn't be happy anywhere without you?" – and that would probably take him off the ground. Or maybe he finally offered solid ground to land on.