Continual Action Inducement

Continuous Action Inducement
Sisyphus (Greek Mythology) was cursed by Hades to continually roll a boulder up a hill, only for it to roll down as it reaches the top.
Power/Ability to:	Induce continual actions.

The power to induce continual actions. Variation of Action Inducement.

Also Called

• Eternal Act Inducement
• Eternal Doing Inducement

Capabilities

The user can cause others to keep doing one action or a series of actions, which will not stop at all until the target(s) get tired or die. Before then, they will keep on doing what they are doing non-stop. This can include dancing, exercising, doing athletics, etc.

Association

• Action Inducement
• Constancy Inducement
• Dancing Mastery
• Death Inducement
• Enervation Inducement
• Enhanced Athleticism
• Enhanced Exercise
• Action Manipulation
• Destiny Manipulation
• Event Manipulation
• Karma Manipulation
• Perpetual Motion Inducement
• Propriety Inducement

Limitations

• May be limited to certain types of actions.
• May be limited to a certain number of people.
• Some targets may be immune.
• May not be able to stop the continual actions once started.

Known Objects

• Winifred Sanderson (Hocus Pocus)
• Fairies (World Folklore)
• Fairy Rings (European Folklore)
• Red Shoes (Fairy Tale)
• Hades (Greek Mythology);
  1. Cursed Sisyphus to the endless task of rolling a boulder up a hill, only for it roll back down as it reaches the top.
  2. Cursed the Danaïdes to the endless task of carrying leagy jugs of water, for killing their husbands.
• Fairies (Kate Crackernuts)
• Margaret Isobel Thoreaux (Smallville)

Gallery

Fairies (World Folklore) are infamous for making mortals perform endless dances and song, giving rise to the saying "away with the fairies".

Winifred Sanderson (Hocus Pocus) cast a spell that made every adult in the town "dance until they died" (though it was thankfully reversed before said deaths could occur)

Red Shoes (Fairy Tale) is a cursed item that made its owner dance continually until either her death or exhaustion.

Fairy Rings (European Folklore) are associated with many curses and phenomena, including making people dance and sing to exhaustion.