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The Great Mystica Chapter Summary

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In the beginning of the chapter Pat and Bridie are having a conversation about The Great Mystica, a psychic, and how good she is but Bridie doesn’t think that psychics are real. Birdie said, “there are such things as fortuitous coincidences” which is something that happens that doesn’t have a cause or known cause then gives an example. Bridie then gives another example about a child that runs on to a train track when the train is coming but it goes to the other track and describes it as a sense of a miracle. Pat talks about the things that are impossible due to the given laws of nature. The example that he gives is about peoples’ fillings turning to gold in their mouth. That is what Pat means when he says miracle, something that cannot be done

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