Weaknesses: Can be quite hyper. He usually can't speak around girl fairies. He is usually a sparrow in animal form.
Biography: Dropped off upon a leaf in autumn. His parents are "non existant" in his mind. He lives in an old hummingbird's nest. His wings are his pride and joy.
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Glory is like a circle in the water, Which never ceaseth to enlarge itself, Till by broad spreading it disperses to naught. -William Shakespeare
join my Storybook, now would be a great time for a new character to come in.
Anyhoo, I had this ingenious plan...tell me if it's stupid...
Since all the fairies "tribes" quarrel, then their Queen could be the only fairy alive that possess all the powers, fire, water, earth, and air, and the reason that is, is so that every fairy know that part of their race is Queen. Get it? Okay...
Now the Queen dies. *sadiness* The fairy world is in havoc, each tribe wanting their own on the throne. Let's say one or two (depending on if people want to join later) of the most powerful fairies from every tribe join together, after one fairy finds a young fairy who possess fire, water, earth, and air powers, to protect the fairy and secretly and safely escort her to the royal palace.
Now the whole "quest" (yep, a QUEST Elein, But it's just am idea) thingy is to protect the Queen-to-be fairy (while taking her to the royal palace) from all the fairies who would want to kill her, so that they could be on the throne instead.
There you have it. I got the idea a little bit from a movie trailer, but they weren't fairies and this is a much different. What do you think?
Oh, and another thing about the storybook that IS a must, is I really want it to show how different they are from humans. Like...how birds are dangerous, rain is danngerous (raindrops to them are like giant tennis balls to us)...and all that.
How can I be king of the world? Because I am king of rubbish. And rubbish is what the world is made of. — Kate DiCamillo, The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane
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