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The Pendragons: Seen Through Charlotte’s Eyes
Charlotte Pendragon

Their love was magic, says The Vacaville Daily Republic of Jonathon and Charlotte’s four-day courtship 29-years-ago.

The article considers the team through the eyes of Ms. Pendragon who is more than just an assistant.

For Charlotte Pendragon, the second and considerably muscular half
of the illusion duo named The Pendragons, creating figments of the
imagination are second nature.

After all, she and her college sweetheart turned husband, Jonathon, have been doing this sort of magic for 29 years.

Despite her muscular physique, Ms. Pendragon must make everything
look “simple.” “The levitation is difficult because of muscle control
and balance,” she confesses, who weight trains twice a week and fills a
solid three days with Pilates.

“It’s difficult to make it look like you’re airy and relaxed and really feel and look like you’re floating.”

Ms. Pendragon says her husband helps her maintain her shape and
weight.  “He works as a scale.  He has to carry me around on stage and
sometimes up the stairs, so he knows when I’ve gained some weight, ”
she says, slightly embarrassed.

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Charlotte Pendragon

Their love was magic, says The Vacaville Daily Republic of Jonathon and Charlotte’s four-day courtship 29-years-ago.

The article considers the team through the eyes of Ms. Pendragon who is more than just an assistant.

For Charlotte Pendragon, the second and considerably muscular half
of the illusion duo named The Pendragons, creating figments of the
imagination are second nature.

After all, she and her college sweetheart turned husband, Jonathon, have been doing this sort of magic for 29 years.

Despite her muscular physique, Ms. Pendragon must make everything
look “simple.” “The levitation is difficult because of muscle control
and balance,” she confesses, who weight trains twice a week and fills a
solid three days with Pilates.

“It’s difficult to make it look like you’re airy and relaxed and really feel and look like you’re floating.”

Ms. Pendragon says her husband helps her maintain her shape and
weight.  “He works as a scale.  He has to carry me around on stage and
sometimes up the stairs, so he knows when I’ve gained some weight, ”
she says, slightly embarrassed.

You can read the full article at Today’s Magic News here or by subscribing to our free daily magic newsletter. 





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