Then what is magic for?" Prince Lír demanded wildly. "What use is wizardry if it cannot save a unicorn?" He gripped the magician's shoulder hard, to keep from falling. Schmedrick did not turn his head. With a touch of sad mockery in his voice, he said, "That's what heroes are for.
In the story, Prince Lír expresses his frustration and desperation over the limitations of magic, questioning its purpose when it cannot save a unicorn. His emotional plea captures the essence of his struggle, highlighting the powerlessness he feels in the face of such a dire situation. The dialogue shows his deep connection to the unicorn and his longing for the extraordinary abilities of wizardry to yield a better outcome. Schmedrick, the...
