That's fair if true, but a lot of harsh judgement based on speculation.
Even Mathilde speculated on the possibility that Pan could have been apprenticed to her own mother. Out of political BS most likely, but that would not have been Panoramia's fault.
And did Panoramia never open a basic theory book? Talk to another apprentice? Pay attention when they took one of her peers away in a bucket? Regular apprentices are all trained in a central location for several reasons. Being mon-Wind environments to prevent mistakes is one. But another is that it prevents teaching diverging too widely.
And what mother wouldn't give the most basic warnings required to make it less likely that her daughter's soul would be seized by daemons to be tormented for all eternity? Telling her "Don't cast her tired because Miscasts can be terrible for you and everyone around you?" isn't hard, emotionally or practical. Think of it like a parent teaching their child not to run red lights when teaching them to drive. A parent would do it just as much, if not more readily than an unrelated teacher.
It seems much, much more likely that Panoramia never payed the warnings she received any attention, because it was never real to her. This sounds more like arrogance and complacency rather than true ignorance.
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