at that meeting, ready to tell Camille he truthfully did not want to change Magnus, he instead finds Magnus there, who was told by Camille about the arrangement. He tells Alec that Camille told him everything about the two's private meetings, including that Alec was going to show up to accept her offer. He says he didn't want to believe Camille, but when Alec showed up, he could no longer disregard what she told him. This leads to the couple breaking up as a result of Camille's deception. Woolsey Scott (The Infernal Devices). After leaving Camille, Magnus stayed with Woolsey for some time. Magnus and Woolsey are not so much a romantic relationship but one of circumstance and housing as well as physical satisfaction. Imasu Morales (revealed in The Bane Chronicles: What Really Happened in Peru). Magnus met and fell in love with Imasu in 1890, when he visited the city of Puno, in Peru, with Catarina and Ragnor. As a result of their relationship, Magnus decided to learn how to play the musical instrument called charango, which he was terrible at. They had a rather short vacation romance. During the span of their relationship, Magnus never got around to telling Imasu about magic and his demonic origin. Magnus had even considered offering that he and Imasu live together, before Imasu broke up with him, since he felt that Magnus as a person was too ephemeral. Magnus laughed upon hearing this and told him that he was "the most permanent person" he would ever meet. They never spoke to each other again after that. Etta (revealed in The Bane Chronicles: Saving Raphael Santiago). Magnus met Etta around 1938 at a club, where he asked her for a dance. By the end of the song, Etta claimed to have fallen for him, while he said had fallen for her before the song had even begun. The two started seeing each other, their relationship fairly serious, and Etta eventually learned what he really was — a warlock — and knew of the Shadow World. It also became a tradition for the couple to dance in his room late at night when Magnus was unable to join her and dance with her at her club. However, particularly by 1953, Etta slowly realized that she might want a family. When asked if she would want immortality, Etta said no, and insisted that while she