#[hmm. low activity sideblog for some of the muses i miss? idk its a thought. dont have time rn tho]

[rebelliouscupid]

I’ve never had any real reason for Parker to develop a second Warren power, other than it serving as my way to make her “stand out” with the next gen before I really knew much about portrayals of next gen muses (look, I was seventeen and only had Bianca as a muse for about three weeks before I created Parker’s blog, don’t come for me.) That being said, I do actually think it’s kind of interesting because pretty much every Warren witch only possesses one of the Warren powers, and I’ve always said that Parker had no idea why she spontaneously developed premonitions.

I still don’t really have any big reason, so I can’t really make it a big thing for her character but I do still like it. I’ve always been torn between the ideas that power growth/development is connected like molecular immobilization → molecular combustion and what the recipient needs like Prue and astral projection. Premonition definitely doesn’t fit into the former, but I like it as an idea of what Parker needs. 

Jokes aside, I’ve always defined her as someone reckless, who never looks before she leaps, and while that’s worked out in the past, that’s not a sufficient operating procedure for a Halliwell witch, not if you want to stay alive past like twenty. There’s also the fact that premonitions show the very real consequences of things while offering the opportunity of changing your behavior. I think that’s something Parker desperately needs: to see the consequences and what’ll happen if she doesn’t think ahead before it’s permanent.

Also as an interesting side note that I may do something more with in the future: Prudence Warren, aka Melinda Warren’s daughter? She has telekinesis and premonitions according to one the novels. I don’t consider the novels as canon as much as stuff to play with, but I do think that’s interesting and might be fun to do something with Parker later on.