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''The Good Neighbors'' is a [[Comic Book]] trilogy by [[Holly Black]] and Ted Naifeh. The trilogy follows the story of Rue Silver, a somewhat typical [[Young Adult]] [[Fantasy]] heroine. She discovers that she is actually a human/faerie hybrid destined to be heir to the faerie throne. Of course, the faerie in general don't like the humans and there's a movement at foot that endangers Rue's friends and neighbors. |
''The Good Neighbors'' is a [[Comic Book]] trilogy by [[Holly Black]] and Ted Naifeh. The trilogy follows the story of Rue Silver, a somewhat typical [[Young Adult]] [[Fantasy]] heroine. She discovers that she is actually a human/faerie hybrid destined to be heir to the faerie throne. Of course, the faerie in general don't like the humans and there's a movement at foot that endangers Rue's friends and neighbors. |
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* [[Awesome McCoolname]]: Rue Silver. |
* [[Awesome McCoolname]]: Rue Silver. |
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* [[Damaged Soul]]: People are stabbed in the heart with ritual daggers to turn them into trees. This is reversible, but the one example shown came back as a wood-hearted sociopath. |
* [[Damaged Soul]]: People are stabbed in the heart with ritual daggers to turn them into trees. This is reversible, but the one example shown came back as a wood-hearted sociopath. |
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* [[Half-Human Hybrid]] |
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* [[Human Mom Nonhuman Dad]]: Inverted -- Rue has a human dad and a non-human mom. |
* [[Human Mom Nonhuman Dad]]: Inverted -- Rue has a human dad and a non-human mom. |
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Revision as of 01:52, 10 January 2014
The Good Neighbors is a Comic Book trilogy by Holly Black and Ted Naifeh. The trilogy follows the story of Rue Silver, a somewhat typical Young Adult Fantasy heroine. She discovers that she is actually a human/faerie hybrid destined to be heir to the faerie throne. Of course, the faerie in general don't like the humans and there's a movement at foot that endangers Rue's friends and neighbors.
Tropes used in The Good Neighbors include:
- Awesome McCoolname: Rue Silver.
- Damaged Soul: People are stabbed in the heart with ritual daggers to turn them into trees. This is reversible, but the one example shown came back as a wood-hearted sociopath.
- Half-Human Hybrid
- Human Mom Nonhuman Dad: Inverted -- Rue has a human dad and a non-human mom.