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text🌻seeking legal advice
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Subject: Seeking legal advice
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Hello.
I am in need of legal advice regarding a private matter:
Is a marriage contract legally binding if one or more parties involved were under the influence of spiritual possession while it was officiated?
Thank you for your assistance.
Sender ID: Anonymous
To: Public
Subject: Seeking legal advice
Warnings: None
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Hello.
I am in need of legal advice regarding a private matter:
Is a marriage contract legally binding if one or more parties involved were under the influence of spiritual possession while it was officiated?
Thank you for your assistance.
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There is, of course, the matter of consent; regardless of whether or not your bodies were taken forcefully, there is a difference between the hosts exchanging vows and the spirits. The line is a touch blurry, I'll admit, but if there was no token of affection exchanged or registration with a magister of some sort, I hardly think it counts.
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Suppose there were tokens exchanged...
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However, I did experience a bit of, for lack of a better term, "bleed over" while they were present in my mind. When our emotions aligned, we somehow amplified each other-- like an echo chamber. Some fragments of their memories also lingered in my mind even after the spirit departed.
[ Zelda and the spirit of the noble lady possessing her body had a surprising number of things in common and they found themselves "harmonizing" when their emotions aligned. The result was a messy empathetic connection which only made the entire experience-- the possessions, the wedding, and everything that happened between her and Darin afterward-- an intensely emotional experience. ]
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[This is not what he's supposed to be here for. Ahem.]
Regardless, I feel it is safe to say that the spirits were the ones to make this commitment to one another, not you and your fellow host. I cannot imagine it is legally binding.
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(...Honestly, he's not wrong. It was a pretty fascinating experience. Kind of a shame Zelda didn't take any notes or recordings...) ]
I hope that will be the case. A marriage is meant to bind body and soul, which I hope is more metaphorical than literal in this instance.
[ A few moments later, another message pops up. ]
You said you've read a lot about spiritual possession?