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I don't think she confused the two. Unless...
This just happened to me! My boyfriend died in a car accident that I was in and I asked my mom if she knew the art of necromancy and she gave me a disgusted look and said no.
Lol! Sorry to laugh, though. I hope you are ok if you got hurt. If you are, best of luck. I'm sorry for your loss!
My teacher once was naming some groups for class jeopardy or something and named one of the groups the Necromancers. Apparently he actually meant Necrophiles but forgot the word for it.
Necromancy means raising the dead. Necrophilia means getting a raise from the dead.
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Well if you learnt necromancy you wouldn't have to commit necrophillia
And what makes "necromancy" all that much more appropriate to discuss than "necrophilia"? If anything, only one of them can actually occur outside of fiction. Sooo...