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| rdfs:comment | - Duncan Morris was a young British druid. In 1963, Morris and his friend, Andrew Llewellyn, were part of a crowd that watched President John F. Kennedy's arrival to meet with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Disgusted with the idea that the Kennedy Administration had taken the nickname "Camelot", Morris cast a spell that sent Kennedy back to the original Camelot. Unfortunately, Kennedy was able to return to the exact instant he was sent back, and so Morris had no idea that his spell had worked. As he had sacrificed a mouse to make the spell work, Morris felt remorse for years.
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| abstract | - Duncan Morris was a young British druid. In 1963, Morris and his friend, Andrew Llewellyn, were part of a crowd that watched President John F. Kennedy's arrival to meet with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Disgusted with the idea that the Kennedy Administration had taken the nickname "Camelot", Morris cast a spell that sent Kennedy back to the original Camelot. Unfortunately, Kennedy was able to return to the exact instant he was sent back, and so Morris had no idea that his spell had worked. As he had sacrificed a mouse to make the spell work, Morris felt remorse for years.
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