Beansidhe's Wail: Difference between revisions

This story provides examples of:

* [[Awesome McCoolname]] -- A bit justified since the main characters are fairies. (Wynne is pronounced "Win" and the "gh" is silent in Oonagh, and "beansidhe" is the Gaelic way of spelling "banshee".)

* [[The Beautiful Elite]] -- If the above quote and the fact that the main characters are fairies and celebrities didn't tip you off to this, the numerous physical and clothing descriptions (especially for Wynne) should have.

* [[Dark and Troubled Past]] -- Wynne has had ''several'', including one where she died on the sinking of the ''Titanic''.

* [[Deadly Decadent Court]] -- Wynne has been a member of several of these.

* [[The Fair Folk]] -- Despite the fact that their mission is to bring humans and fairies together, the sisters have no problem acting like complete [[Jerkass|jerks]] to everyone else, including their fans.

* [[The Glorious War of Sisterly Rivalry]] -- Wynne and Oonagh (Judging from Wynne's track record with men and Oonagh's predicament as a Corrigan, this probably would have gone into [[Cain and Abel]] territory if the story was finished.)

* [[Gorgeous Period Dress]] -- One of the reasons why there are so many clothing descriptions.

* [[Kaleidoscope Eyes]] -- Wynne (Her sisters, on the other hand, all have [[Common Eye Colors|mundane]], though albeit [[Purple Prose|colorfully described]], eye colors.)

* [[My Nayme Is]] -- Wynne was Catherine Howard in one of her past lives. However, she insists that it's actually spelled "Kathryn".

* [[Psmith Psyndrome]] -- See [[My Nayme Is]] above; Wynne apparently communicates the spelling by speech alone, and Psmith is mentioned in the sporking linked below.

* [[Reincarnation Romance]] -- Wynne and Tamlin

* [[Self-Insert Fic]] -- Wynne being the (very blatant) stand-in for the author.

* [[Wanton Cruelty to the Common Comma]] -- The Entire Story Is Written Like *This*. Asterisks Are Used To Emphasize Things And Tildes Are Used In Place Of Hyphens.

* [[You're Just Jealous]] -- People who hated this story have been accused of being "jealous mundanes" by the author.