From the Magpie (White)
In which the Magpie tells Hillary: You can go home again.
Magpie, definition, Cambridge Dictionary: 1) a bird with black and white feathers and a long tail, 2) someone who likes to collect many different objects, or use many different styles



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In Which the Magpie Takes to the Field
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