History Literature / EccentricCircles

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* DreamRealityCheck: Malraux, unasked, pinches Piper to establish that it's not a dream.

* PinchMe: Malraux, unasked, pinches Piper to establish that it's not a dream.

%%* OurElvesAreBetter: They are not fairies.

* PortalDoor: The back door of the cottage. All you have to do is open it.

''Eccentric Circles'' is a novel by Creator/RebeccaLickiss, in which Piper inherits a house opening to a MagicalLand, called Fairy.

%%* HonoraryUncle: "Grandmother Dickerson" even to Aelverim

* MageTower: The wizard Larkingtower lives in one. [[spoiler:After reality has been rewritten, Blendingstone lives there -- and has for years]].
%%* MagicalLand

%%* PortalDoor: You just open the door.
%%* RetGone: whatever falls into the rifts

* RippleEffectProofMemory: After rewriting reality, or the rift's ret gone, some people remember.

* WingedHumanoid: Fairies are small versions of them.

* CommonalityConnection: Africa, Piper's blue-eyed blond cousin, and Sherlock, her black husband actually got to MeetCute over this. He invoked trope on their anti-{{Meaningful Name}}s, explaining that "Sherlock" means "the blond one."

* MeaningfulName: Africa, Piper's blue-eyed blond cousin, and Sherlock, her black husband actually got to MeetCute over this. He invoked CommonalityConnection on their anti-meaningful names, explaining that "Sherlock" means "the blond one."

* OurFairiesAreDifferent: Little winged humanoids.

* TheButlerDidIt: Brought up in a discussion of murder. Malraux says it's the butler or husband; Aelverim counters that Grandma was a widow and had no butler -- and Piper adds anyways, it's the boyfriend nowadays, which display of GenreSavvy makes them conclude she'll do.

%%* TheButlerDidIt: Brought up in a discussion of murder

%%* MeetCute: Africa and Sherlock's BackStory
%%* OurDwarvesAreAllTheSame: Malraux in the mines.

%%* PinchMe: It's not a dream.

%%* RewritingReality: Fantasy writers -- all of them -- to Fairy.

%%* RuleOfThree: Malraux cheerfully explains the three of them.
%%* UnexpectedInheritance: Piper was in fact set up to meet the condition

%%* MageTower: Larkingtower's

%%* MeaningfulName: anti-meaningful for Africa and Sherlock

%%* DreamWeaver: Figwort can trap Piper

%%* CommonalityConnection: Africa and Sherlock have unfitting names.

!!Tropes included
* TheButlerDidIt: Brought up in a discussion of murder
* CommonalityConnection: Africa and Sherlock have unfitting names.
* DreamWeaver: Figwort can trap Piper
* GenreSavvy: Discussing the possible killers.
* HonoraryUncle: "Grandmother Dickerson" even to Aelverim
* MageTower: Larkingtower's
* MagicalLand
* MeaningfulName: anti-meaningful for Africa and Sherlock
* MeetCute: Africa and Sherlock's BackStory
* OurDwarvesAreAllTheSame: Malraux in the mines.
* OurElvesAreBetter: They are not fairies.

* PinchMe: It's not a dream.
* PortalDoor: You just open the door.
* RetGone: whatever falls into the rifts
* RewritingReality: Fantasy writers -- all of them -- to Fairy.

* RuleOfThree: Malraux cheerfully explains the three of them.
* UnexpectedInheritance: Piper was in fact set up to meet the condition

''Eccentric Circles'' is a novel by Creator/RebeccaLickiss, in which Piper inherits a house opning to a MagicalLand, called Fairy.

''Eccentric Circles'' is a novel by Creator/RebeccaLickiss, in which Piper inherits a house opning to a MagicalLand.