Ah, my bad then. Delete "No Good Deed" then. I pre-ordered the book, and thought it said to write the two. I tried to write the blurbs as if I was writing the back cover story of the novel.<br/><br/>As for the Walking Anachronism aspect, let me defend (or at least, refine.) The way I see it, he's been 'frozen in time' all those years, unable to expand his power. True, technically, he is old, but all his knowledge is that of a 20-something Italian noble wizard from the late 16th century. He's not going to understand the simple things we take for granted in this modern life-cell phones (not that they'll work for him anyways), computers, cameras, electricity... He's also not going to have a 'paper trail,' although that's not THAT big of a problem since there are other wizards that are that old and have ways around that. He's not going to have a driver's license, and will not understand the concept of 'driving.' However, he will have the attitudes of true chivalry (similar to Dresden, but he does it without thinking, while Harry is quite aware of the fact that he's keeping the tradition alive.) He will go out of his way to protect his friends and any women he comes across, and that goes double for his female friends. He will keep his word as his solemn bond, since his honor is everything.<br/><br/>Anything else, any comments, questions, or otherwise, let me know.