"I've been many things in my time," Raistlin says, poking at his stew till he finds a good chunk of potato. He eats it with a delicateness rarely found outside of polite society-- no fuss, no mess.

A moment later, when his mouth is clear, he says, "You seem to be as any other woman; but there is always something more to the unassuming."

He should know; the illustionist's first rule is 'make them look elsewhere for excitement before you spring your trick.'

Trap can be subsituted for trick, too.