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* {{Bishonen}}: ''Everywhere.''
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Dewicked trope
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* BareYourMidriff: One of Wynne's outfits that is described in detail.
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IUEO now
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: 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.")
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** The music video of Beansidhe's Wail's cover of "Catherine Howard's Fate" has the sisters dancing La Volta in it. However, the Volta was a respectable dance in English court circles until the reign of Catherine Howard's stepdaughter, Elizabeth I.
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** The music video of Beansidhe's Wail's cover of "Catherine Howard's Fate" has the sisters dancing La Volta in it. However, the Volta was not a respectable dance in English court circles until the reign of Catherine Howard's stepdaughter, Elizabeth I.
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** The music video of =BeanSidhe='s Wail's cover of "Catherine Howard's Fate" has the sisters dancing La Volta in it. However, the Volta was a respectable dance in English court circles until the reign of Catherine Howard's stepdaughter, Elizabeth I.
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** The music video of =BeanSidhe='s Beansidhe's Wail's cover of "Catherine Howard's Fate" has the sisters dancing La Volta in it. However, the Volta was a respectable dance in English court circles until the reign of Catherine Howard's stepdaughter, Elizabeth I.
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* FakeBand: The titular =BeanSidhe='s Wail.
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* FakeBand: The titular =BeanSidhe='s BeanSidhe's Wail.
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* AnachronismStew: Wynn claims to lived in the Hever Castle in the 1100s during one of her past lives. Hever Castle wasn't built until 1270.
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* AnachronismStew: AnachronismStew:
** Wynn claims to lived in the Hever Castle in the 1100s during one of her past lives. Hever Castle wasn't built until 1270.
** The music video of =BeanSidhe='s Wail's cover of "Catherine Howard's Fate" has the sisters dancing La Volta in it. However, the Volta was a respectable dance in English court circles until the reign of Catherine Howard's stepdaughter, Elizabeth I.
** Wynn claims to lived in the Hever Castle in the 1100s during one of her past lives. Hever Castle wasn't built until 1270.
** The music video of =BeanSidhe='s Wail's cover of "Catherine Howard's Fate" has the sisters dancing La Volta in it. However, the Volta was a respectable dance in English court circles until the reign of Catherine Howard's stepdaughter, Elizabeth I.
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** The music video of =BeanSidhe='s Wail's cover of "Catherine Howard's Fate" has the sisters dancing La Volta in it. However, the Volta was a respectable dance in English court circles until the reign of Catherine Howard's stepdaughter, Elizabeth I.
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* DidNotDoTheResearch: The ChildBallad "The Cruel Sister" is described as a "Celtic Ballad." The song is actually thought to have originated in Northumbria and similar songs found in Scandinavia suggest that it's more likely Germanic than Celtic.
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* LightFeminineDarkFeminine: TheIngenue Wynne is the light femininine while the more conniving and two-faced Oonagh is the dark.
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* LightFeminineDarkFeminine: TheIngenue Wynne is the light femininine feminine while the more conniving and two-faced Oonagh is the dark.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Wynn claims that she was the inspiration for the role of the Queen of the Night in Theatre/TheMagicFlute. Mozart's actual inspiration for the role was his sister-in-law, Josepha Weber.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: ArtisticLicenseHistory:
** Wynn claims that she was the inspiration for the role of the Queen of the Night in Theatre/TheMagicFlute. Mozart's actual inspiration for the role was his sister-in-law, Josepha Weber.
** The music video of =BeanSidhe='s Wail's cover of "Catherine Howard's Fate" has the sisters dancing La Volta in it. However, the Volta was a respectable dance in English court circles until the reign of Catherine Howard's stepdaughter, Elizabeth I.
** Wynn claims that she was the inspiration for the role of the Queen of the Night in Theatre/TheMagicFlute. Mozart's actual inspiration for the role was his sister-in-law, Josepha Weber.
** The music video of =BeanSidhe='s Wail's cover of "Catherine Howard's Fate" has the sisters dancing La Volta in it. However, the Volta was a respectable dance in English court circles until the reign of Catherine Howard's stepdaughter, Elizabeth I.
* DidNotDoTheResearch: The ChildBallad "The Cruel Sister" is described as a "Celtic Ballad." The song is actually thought to have originated in Northumbria and similar songs found in Scandinavia suggest that it's more likely Germanic than Celtic.
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* FakeBand: The titular BeanSidhe's Wail.
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* FakeBand: The titular BeanSidhe's =BeanSidhe='s Wail.
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* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Quite a few. For example, Kathryn Howard, a past life of the heroine, was actually a tragic young noblewoman who committed adultery because her heart could not choose between her two lovers. Also, Creator/LordByron apparently was a tragic, romantic hero.
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* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Quite a few. few.
** For example, Kathryn Howard, a past life of the heroine, was actually a tragic young noblewoman who committed adultery because her heart could not choose between her twolovers. lovers.
** Her lover, Thomas Culpeper, could also qualify, because the real man may have been the same Thomas Culpeper accused of rape and murder in 1539.
** Also, Creator/LordByron apparently was a tragic, romantic hero.
** For example, Kathryn Howard, a past life of the heroine, was actually a tragic young noblewoman who committed adultery because her heart could not choose between her two
** Her lover, Thomas Culpeper, could also qualify, because the real man may have been the same Thomas Culpeper accused of rape and murder in 1539.
** Also, Creator/LordByron apparently was a tragic, romantic hero.
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* CostumePorn: Descriptions of the sisters' outfits are main focus throughout the story.
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* CostumePorn: Descriptions of the sisters' outfits are main focus throughout the story. This is just one of the many outfit descriptions:
-->''A Copy Of The Gown From Blair~Leighton’s “The Accolade” In [[PrincessesPreferPink Rose Pink]], Crinkled Satin, With A Matching Hooded Cloak And Slippers. Not Wanting To Bother With Her Hair, She Muttered A Few Words And Her Long Red Curls Instantly Twisted And Arranged Themselves Into An Intricate Style Of Renaissance Plaits.''
-->''A Copy Of The Gown From Blair~Leighton’s “The Accolade” In [[PrincessesPreferPink Rose Pink]], Crinkled Satin, With A Matching Hooded Cloak And Slippers. Not Wanting To Bother With Her Hair, She Muttered A Few Words And Her Long Red Curls Instantly Twisted And Arranged Themselves Into An Intricate Style Of Renaissance Plaits.''
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* FakeBand
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* FakeBandFakeBand: The titular BeanSidhe's Wail.
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* LightFeminineDarkFeminine: TheIngenue Wynne is the light femininine while the more conniving and two-faced Oonagh is the dark.
