And, even a bit reluctantly, Gage has come to admit that a part of him misses the Towers. He may have hated his mentor Simon Thorn and all the witches and warlocks that he met while there, but being able to use magic, to tap into something larger than himself and feel a part of it, gave him a sense of belonging that he struggles to find in the regular world where he's not supposed to be using magic. For Gage, living in the world without using magic is like willingly keeping his right hand behind his back as he goes through his day.
Before being taken away by the Towers at the age of seven, Gage was able to spend several years with his family as a normal little boy in a normal, middle-class family. If you'd like to read about elementary school Gage and get a better glimpse of his unique world, please click the link here to read his short story School Days. (PDF)
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