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The first volume, "Red Riding Hood", focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, Literature/LittleRedRidingHood, into his life. Edmund Ormond--the Hunter--follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a LoveTriangle. While the seeming direction of the story suggests a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is the center of several conflicts, including one that deals with a failed quest, the tug-of-war between unseen enemies and his family, and a Cupid-and-Psyche [[Myth/CupidAndPsyche Cupid-and-Psyche]] relationship that comes back to haunt him.
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* {{Childhood Friend Romance}} - Although Elanore is not from the immediate area, she met Edmund through the grandparents she visited annually. After a period of several years of not seeing one another, their meeting as young adults prompts feelings in Edmund.
* {{Love Triangle}} - It would appear that the Count is a rival for Elanore's affections, but his interests in her may be motivated by curiosity in her budding powers.
* {{Fairy Tale}} - The main characters appear to be based on the story of the Big Bad Wolf
* {{Fairytale Motifs}} - This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
* HighFantasy elements including magic, castles, lonely woods, and allusions to witches and other powerful beings such as the Snow Queen.
* {{Childhood Friend Romance}} - Although Elanore is not from the immediate area, she met Edmund through the grandparents she visited annually. After a period of several years of not seeing one another, their meeting as young adults prompts feelings in Edmund.
* {{Love Triangle}} - It would appear that the Count is a rival for Elanore's affections, but his interests in her may be motivated by curiosity in her budding powers.
* {{Fairy Tale}} - The main characters appear to be based on the story of the Big Bad Wolf
* {{Fairytale Motifs}} - This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
* HighFantasy elements including magic, castles, lonely woods, and allusions to witches and other powerful beings such as the Snow Queen.
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* {{Childhood Friend Romance}}: Although Elanore is not from the immediate area, she met Edmund through the grandparents she visited annually. After a period of several years of not seeing one another, their meeting as young adults prompts feelings in Edmund.
* {{Love Triangle}}: It would appear that the Count is a rival for Elanore's affections, but his interests in her may be motivated by curiosity in her budding powers.
* {{Fairy Tale}}: The main characters appear to be based on the story of the Big Bad Wolf
* {{Fairytale Motifs}}: This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
* HighFantasy: Elements include magic, castles, lonely woods, and allusions to witches and other powerful beings such as the Snow Queen.
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* {{Childhood Friend Romance}}: Although Elanore is not from the immediate area, she met Edmund through the grandparents she visited annually. After a period of several years of not seeing one another, their meeting as young adults prompts feelings in Edmund.
* {{Love Triangle}}: It would appear that the Count is a rival for Elanore's affections, but his interests in her may be motivated by curiosity in her budding powers.
* {{Fairy Tale}}: The main characters appear to be based on the story of the Big Bad Wolf
* {{Fairytale Motifs}}: This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
* HighFantasy: Elements include magic, castles, lonely woods, and allusions to witches and other powerful beings such as the Snow Queen.
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The first volume, "Red Riding Hood", focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, LittleRedRidingHood, Literature/LittleRedRidingHood, into his life. Edmund Ormond--the Hunter--follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a LoveTriangle. While the seeming direction of the story suggests a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is the center of several conflicts, including one that deals with a failed quest, the tug-of-war between unseen enemies and his family, and a Cupid-and-Psyche relationship that comes back to haunt him.
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[[http://talesofthebigbadwolf.com Tales of the Big Bad Wolf]] is a series of fantasy {{Web Serial Novel}} with fantasy, Victorian, and {{fairy tale}} elements.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of TheBigBadWolf in the first Volume, "Red Riding Hood."
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, LittleRedRidingHood, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a LoveTriangle.
While the seeming direction of the story is to suggest a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is the center of several conflicts -- including one that deals with a failed quest, the tug of war between unseen enemies and his family, and a Cupid And Psyche relationship that comes back to haunt him.
This series explores questions about fate and Free Will.
In addition it makes nod to many traditional European fantasy elements including elves and magical beasts and objects.
In the second volume, "The Queen of Swans," Maximilian Wolfram plays the role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. This role includes historian and storykeeper for his clan of wolves.
Events in this second book appear to be leading towards the connection of Wolfram with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of Hans Christian Andersen's The Wild Swans.
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The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of TheBigBadWolf in the first Volume, "Red Riding Hood."
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, LittleRedRidingHood, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a LoveTriangle.
While the seeming direction of the story is to suggest a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is the center of several conflicts -- including one that deals with a failed quest, the tug of war between unseen enemies and his family, and a Cupid And Psyche relationship that comes back to haunt him.
This series explores questions about fate and Free Will.
In addition it makes nod to many traditional European fantasy elements including elves and magical beasts and objects.
In the second volume, "The Queen of Swans," Maximilian Wolfram plays the role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. This role includes historian and storykeeper for his clan of wolves.
Events in this second book appear to be leading towards the connection of Wolfram with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of Hans Christian Andersen's The Wild Swans.
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While the seeming direction of the story is to suggest a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is not merely the center of several conflicts -- including one that deals with his failed history with magic, a failed quest, the tug of war between unseen enemies and his family, and a Cupid And Psyche relationship that comes back to haunt him.
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Tales of the Big Bad Wolf is a series of fantasy {{Web Serial Novel}} with fantasy, Victorian, and {{fractured fairy tale}} elements.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of the Big Bad Wolf in the opening book. In subsequent volumes, he plays role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. In the second book, events lead towards him finally connecting with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of The Wild Swans.
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, {{Red Riding Hood}}, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a {{Romantic Triangle}}.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of the Big Bad Wolf in the opening book. In subsequent volumes, he plays role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. In the second book, events lead towards him finally connecting with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of The Wild Swans.
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, {{Red Riding Hood}}, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a {{Romantic Triangle}}.
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Tales of the Big Bad Wolf is a series of fantasy {{Web Serial Novel}} with fantasy, Victorian, and {{fractured fairy {{fairy tale}} elements.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role ofthe Big Bad Wolf TheBigBadWolf in the opening book. In subsequent volumes, he plays role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. In the second book, events lead towards him finally connecting with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of The Wild Swans.
first Volume, "Red Riding Hood."
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This series explores questions about fate and Free Will.
In the second volume, "The Queen of Swans," Maximilian Wolfram plays the role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. This role includes historian and storykeeper for his clan of wolves.
Events in this second book appear to be leading towards the connection of Wolfram with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of Hans Christian Andersen's The Wild Swans.
Events in this second book appear to be leading towards the connection of Wolfram with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of Hans Christian Andersen's The Wild Swans.
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* {{Fractured Fairy Tale}} - This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
* {{Fractured Fairy Tale}} - This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
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* {{Fairytale Motifs}} - Elements include This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
* HighFantasy elements including magic, castles, lonely woods, and allusions to witches and other powerful beings such as the Snow Queen.
* {{Fractured Fairy Tale}} - This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
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Tales of the Big Bad Wolf is a series of fantasy WebSerialNovel with fantasy, Victorian, and fractured fairy tale elements.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of the BigBadWolf in the opening book. In subsequent volumes, he plays role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. In the second book, events lead towards him finally connecting with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of The Wild Swans.
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, RedRidingHood, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a RomanticTriangle.
While the seeming direction of the story is to suggest a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is not merely the center of several conflicts -- including one that deals with his failed history with magic, a failed quest, and a CupidAndPsyche relationship that comes back to haunt him.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of the BigBadWolf in the opening book. In subsequent volumes, he plays role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. In the second book, events lead towards him finally connecting with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of The Wild Swans.
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, RedRidingHood, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a RomanticTriangle.
While the seeming direction of the story is to suggest a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is not merely the center of several conflicts -- including one that deals with his failed history with magic, a failed quest, and a CupidAndPsyche relationship that comes back to haunt him.
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Tales of the Big Bad Wolf is a series of fantasy WebSerialNovel {{Web Serial Novel}} with fantasy, Victorian, and fractured {{fractured fairy tale tale}} elements.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of theBigBadWolf Big Bad Wolf in the opening book. In subsequent volumes, he plays role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. In the second book, events lead towards him finally connecting with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of The Wild Swans.
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley,RedRidingHood, {{Red Riding Hood}}, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a RomanticTriangle.{{Romantic Triangle}}.
While the seeming direction of the story is to suggest a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is not merely the center of several conflicts -- including one that deals with his failed history with magic, a failed quest, and aCupidAndPsyche Cupid And Psyche relationship that comes back to haunt him.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of the
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley,
While the seeming direction of the story is to suggest a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is not merely the center of several conflicts -- including one that deals with his failed history with magic, a failed quest, and a
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* ChildhoodFriendRomance - Although Elanore is not from the immediate area, she met Edmund through the grandparents she visited annually. After a period of several years of not seeing one another, their meeting as young adults prompts feelings in Edmund.
* LoveTriangle - It would appear that the Count is a rival for Elanore's affections, but his interests in her may be motivated by curiosity in her budding powers.
* FairyTale - The main characters appear to be based on the story of the Big Bad Wolf
* FairytaleMotifs - Elements include magic, castles, lonely woods, and allusions to witches and other powerful beings such as the Snow Queen.
* FracturedFairyTale - This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
* LoveTriangle - It would appear that the Count is a rival for Elanore's affections, but his interests in her may be motivated by curiosity in her budding powers.
* FairyTale - The main characters appear to be based on the story of the Big Bad Wolf
* FairytaleMotifs - Elements include magic, castles, lonely woods, and allusions to witches and other powerful beings such as the Snow Queen.
* FracturedFairyTale - This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
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The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, RedRidingHood, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a RomanticTriangle.
While the seeming direction of the story is to suggest a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is not merely the center of several conflicts -- including one that deals with his failed history with magic, a failed quest, and a CupidAndPsyche relationship that comes back to haunt him.
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Tales of the Big Bad Wolf is a series of fantasy {{Web Serial Novel}} with fantasy, Victorian, and fractured fairy tale elements.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of the {{Big Bad Wolf}} in the opening book. In subsequent volumes, he plays role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. In the second book, events lead towards him finally connecting with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of The Wild Swans.
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, {{Red Riding Hood}}, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a {{Romantic Triangle}}.
While the seeming direction of the story is to suggest a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is not merely the center of several conflicts -- including one that deals with his failed history with magic, a failed quest, and a {{Cupid and Psyche}} relationship that comes back to haunt him.
This story explores questions about fate and {{free will}}.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of the {{Big Bad Wolf}} in the opening book. In subsequent volumes, he plays role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. In the second book, events lead towards him finally connecting with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of The Wild Swans.
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, {{Red Riding Hood}}, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a {{Romantic Triangle}}.
While the seeming direction of the story is to suggest a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is not merely the center of several conflicts -- including one that deals with his failed history with magic, a failed quest, and a {{Cupid and Psyche}} relationship that comes back to haunt him.
This story explores questions about fate and {{free will}}.
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The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of the {{Big Bad Wolf}} in the opening book. In subsequent volumes, he plays role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. In the second book, events lead towards him finally connecting with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of The Wild Swans.
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, {{Red Riding Hood}}, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a {{Romantic Triangle}}.
While the seeming direction of the
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* [=TropeTitle=]: {{Love Triangle}} - It would appear that the Count is a rival for Elanore's affections, but his interests in her may be motivated by curiosity in her budding powers.
* [=TropeTitle=]: {{Fairy Tale}} - The main characters appear to be based on the story of the Big Bad Wolf
* [=TropeTitle=]: {{Fairytale Motifs}} - Elements include magic, castles, lonely woods, and allusions to witches and other powerful beings such as the Snow Queen.
* [=TropeTitle=]: {{Fractured Fairy Tale}} - This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
* [=TropeTitle=]: {{Love Triangle}} - It would appear that the Count is a rival for Elanore's affections, but his interests in her may be motivated by curiosity in her budding powers.
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Tales of the Big Bad Wolf is a series of fantasy Web Serial Novel with fantasy, Victorian, and fractured fairy tale elements.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of the Big Bad Wolf in the opening book. In subsequent volumes, he plays role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. In the second book, events lead towards him finally connecting with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of The Wild Swans.
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, Red Riding Hood, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a Romantic Triangle.
While the seeming direction of the story is to suggest a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is not merely the center of several conflicts -- including one that deals with his failed history with magic, a failed quest, and a Cupid and Psyche relationship that comes back to haunt him.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of the Big Bad Wolf in the opening book. In subsequent volumes, he plays role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. In the second book, events lead towards him finally connecting with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of The Wild Swans.
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley, Red Riding Hood, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a Romantic Triangle.
While the seeming direction of the story is to suggest a stereotypical romance, the Wolf is not merely the center of several conflicts -- including one that deals with his failed history with magic, a failed quest, and a Cupid and Psyche relationship that comes back to haunt him.
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Tales of the Big Bad Wolf is a series of fantasy Web {{Web Serial Novel Novel}} with fantasy, Victorian, and fractured fairy tale elements.
The core character is Maximilian Wolfram who has the role of theBig {{Big Bad Wolf Wolf}} in the opening book. In subsequent volumes, he plays role of observer to changes happening in his part of the world and struggles with the expectations all have of him. In the second book, events lead towards him finally connecting with a key figure from his past -- a woman who appears to be based on the heroine of The Wild Swans.
The first volume, "Red Riding Hood," focuses on the introduction of Elanore Redley,Red {{Red Riding Hood, Hood}}, into his life. Edmund Ormond - the Hunter - follows shortly thereafter to supposedly flesh out a Romantic Triangle.{{Romantic Triangle}}.
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* [=TropeTitle=]: Love Triangle - It would appear that the Count is a rival for Elanore's affections, but his interests in her may be motivated by curiosity in her budding powers.
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fairy Tale - The main characters appear to be based on the story of the Big Bad Wolf
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fairytale Motifs - Elements include magic, castles, lonely woods, and allusions to witches and other powerful beings such as the Snow Queen.
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fractured Fairy Tale - This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
* [=TropeTitle=]: Love Triangle - It would appear that the Count is a rival for Elanore's affections, but his interests in her may be motivated by curiosity in her budding powers.
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fairy Tale - The main characters appear to be based on the story of the Big Bad Wolf
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fairytale Motifs - Elements include magic, castles, lonely woods, and allusions to witches and other powerful beings such as the Snow Queen.
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* [=TropeTitle=]: Childhood Friend Romance
* [=TropeTitle=]: Love Triangle
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fairy Tale
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fairytale Motifs
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fractured Fairy Tale
* [=TropeTitle=]: Love Triangle
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fairy Tale
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fairytale Motifs
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fractured Fairy Tale
to:
* [=TropeTitle=]: Childhood Friend Romance
Romance - Although Elanore is not from the immediate area, she met Edmund through the grandparents she visited annually. After a period of several years of not seeing one another, their meeting as young adults prompts feelings in Edmund.
* [=TropeTitle=]: LoveTriangle
Triangle - It would appear that the Count is a rival for Elanore's affections, but his interests in her may be motivated by curiosity in her budding powers.
* [=TropeTitle=]: FairyTale
Tale - The main characters appear to be based on the story of the Big Bad Wolf
* [=TropeTitle=]: FairytaleMotifs
Motifs - Elements include magic, castles, lonely woods, and allusions to witches and other powerful beings such as the Snow Queen.
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fractured FairyTale
Tale - This series tends towards symbolic retellings rather than literal incorporation of fairy tales.
* [=TropeTitle=]: Love
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fairy
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fairytale
* [=TropeTitle=]: Fractured Fairy
