Question

and it was said "their eyes became as large as sorcerers"

explain

Answer 1

did this come from a real text?

Answer 2

i dont remember exactly where i read it

Answer 3

i asked because it did not make sense for me =)) lol. well maybe it will make sense for others

Answer 4

Could it possibly be that their eyes grew as large as saucers? Saucers are the little plates beinth tea cups in a proper dinner setting.

Answer 5

^That's what I think too.

Answer 6

i think the meaning was drawing from that phrase but intended something greater

Answer 7

Still, where is the quote from? If it was meant to parallel the traditional saucers, how are people supposed to relate to sorcers (which we don't typically see)

Answer 8

ah my memory was quite in accurate , this is more like it
"eyes so large and clear one can see sorcerers"

Answer 9

the grammer is all different sorry,

Answer 10

That's a totally different connotation. It has to do with the veil of reality that falls over us in our adult years....as in children's innocent eyes see magic

Answer 11

are you sure?

Answer 12

from the limit the quote offers, yes, that is what I would say