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forgottenspirits' picture prompt, which was of the Green Man.
“Who is that?” Tamara asked, looking over at the man who had just walked into the study hall.
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Character Spotlight
Jan. 1st, 2012 01:30 pmThis month the spotlight is on Tamara, from the Fae School collection.
What would you like to know about Tamara? Ask me any questions you can think of and I will endeavour to answer them. All answers will be posted under the tag character spotlight and linked to under the questions because I don't want the post to get too cluttered or have too many spoilers posted here.
Tell me what stories you'd like to see. Would you like to see her interact more with Quentin? Her meeting with Adrian? What her first class is like?
What would you like to know about Tamara? Ask me any questions you can think of and I will endeavour to answer them. All answers will be posted under the tag character spotlight and linked to under the questions because I don't want the post to get too cluttered or have too many spoilers posted here.
Tell me what stories you'd like to see. Would you like to see her interact more with Quentin? Her meeting with Adrian? What her first class is like?
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forgottenspirits' prompt: What happens if an ice dragon turns up at the school?
When Tamara walked into the magic room she was almost positive she was seeing things. The dragons hadn't followed the fae to Earth and yet there was one on River's desk. She looked at it, trying to work out whether it really was just her hallucinating or if it was real. It looked real, but as she had never seen a dragon before she wasn't positive. The body was long and snake-like, more like an Eastern dragon than a Western, and it was beautifully coloured. Some of the scales were white while the others were varying shades of blue. Slowly she walked up to it, wondering what it was thinking as it was staring at her curiously, like it had never seen a human before.
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Written for forgottenspirits' prompt about what the fae think of Fireworks Night.
The separation between the two races meant that the fae knew about Fireworks Night but very few truly understood the meaning behind it. Autumn had seen plenty of fireworks from her window, on Fireworks Night and other nights, so she knew what they looked like. To her fae eyes they were pretty and she understood that humans didn't have magic to create pretty lights so they had to use explosives. If she compared the lights the fae created to fireworks she knew without any doubt which of the two were safer. Of course, they were very different things with origins that had no connection with each other. Fireworks had existed long before the fae arrived and humans would never let go of something that they loved so much.
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Written for forgottenspirits' prompt on the fae school's Samhain celebrations.
Tamara looked at Autumn. “I don't know about this.”
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Very few humans ever found an entrance to the fae school. When they did it was seen as a great achievement and they were automatically accepted for training. Some of the older fae didn't think that any human should ever be accepted into the fae school so they did all they could to make sure that all the entrances stayed hidden. It didn't always work. Occasionally the increased protection actually helped a human find an entrance. Tamara was one of those humans.
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