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* {{BFS}} / CoolSword: The book features both a subversion and a straight example. Alveric's father sword it's pretty huge (and pretty sharp, as noted by Alveric later on), but it's render useless against the enchanted trees and the magic weapons of Elfland. His magic black sword it's much shorter but utterly useful against said weapons and enchanted trees. It proves so useful indeed that [[spoiler: It's the main reason Alveric could not find Elfland long years after the beginning of his quest to find it once again. The king of Elfland it's well aware of it's power, and uses his magic to render any attempt to find or enter Elfland with such a sword impossible]]. Alveric's father sword it's eventually used by his son Orion when hunting for the unicorn and it proves capable of parry the unicorn's deathly horn.
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* {{BFS}} / CoolSword: The book features both a subversion and a straight example. Alveric's father father's sword it's is pretty huge (and pretty sharp, as noted by Alveric later on), but it's render rendered useless against the enchanted trees and the magic weapons of Elfland. His magic magical black sword it's is much shorter but utterly useful against said weapons and enchanted trees. It proves so useful indeed that [[spoiler: It's it's the main reason Alveric could not find Elfland for long years after the beginning of his quest to find it once again. The king of Elfland it's is well aware of it's its power, and uses his magic to render any attempt to find or enter Elfland with such a sword impossible]]. Alveric's father father's sword it's is eventually used by his son Orion when hunting for the unicorn and it proves capable of parry parrying the unicorn's deathly horn.
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* {{BFS}} / CoolSword: The book features both a subversion and a straight example. Alveric's father sword it's pretty huge (and pretty sharp, as noted by Alveric later on), but it's render useless against the enchanted trees and the magic weapons of Elfland. His magic black sword it's much shorter but utterly useful against said weapons and enchanted trees. It proves so useful indeed that [[spoiler: It's the main reason Alveric could not find Elfland long years after the beginning of his quest to find it once again. The king of Elfland it's well aware of it's power, and uses his magic to render any attempt to find or enter Elfland with such a sword impossible]]. Alveric's father sword it's eventually used by his son Orion when hunting for the unicorn and it proves capable of parry the unicorn's deathly horn.
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* {{BFS}} / CoolSword: The book features both a subversion and a straight example. Alveric's father sword it's pretty huge (and pretty sharp, as noted by Alveric later on), but it's render useless against the enchanted trees and the magic weapons of Elfland. His magic black sword it's much shorter but utterly useful against said weapons and enchanted trees. It proves so useful indeed that [[spoiler: It's the main reason Alveric could not find Elfland long years after the beginning of his quest to find it once again. The king of Elfland it's well aware of it's power, and uses his magic to render any attempt to find or enter Elfland with such a sword impossible]]. Alveric's father sword it's eventually used by his son Orion when hunting for the unicorn and it proves capable of parry the unicorn's deathly horn.
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* {{BFS}} / CoolSword: The book features both a subversion and a straight example. Alveric's father sword it's pretty huge (and pretty sharp, as noted by Alveric later on), but it's render useless against the enchanted trees and the magic weapons of Elfland. His magic black sword it's much shorter but utterly useful against said weapons and enchanted trees. It proves so useful indeed that [[spoiler: It's the main reason Alveric could not find Elfland long years after the beginning of his quest to find it once again. The king of Elfland it's well aware of it's power, and uses his magic to render any attempt to find or enter Elfland with such a sword impossible]]. Alveric's father sword it's eventually used by his son Orion when hunting for the unicorn and it proves capable of parry the unicorn's deathly horn.
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* {{Unicorn}}:Orion grows up to be an expert hunter and even captures a unicorn, which makes the men of Erl rejoice as they believe this confirms they are finally ruled by a "magic lord" as they requested.
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* RealityBleed: First, trolls and other denizens of Elfland begin to intrude in Erl, then a unicorn is spotted. [[spoiler: In the end, the King uses his third spell to expand Elfland's reality and makes Erl part of it]].
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This was made into a rock opera in the 1970s by former Steeleye Span members Bob Johnson and Peter Knight. It features Mary Hopkin in the title role, and Creator/ChristopherLee as the King; he also provides narration.
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This was made into a rock opera in the 1970s by former Steeleye Span Music/SteeleyeSpan members Bob Johnson and Peter Knight. It features Mary Hopkin in the title role, and Creator/ChristopherLee as the King; he also provides narration.
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* AntiquatedLinguistics: Like with the majority of the author's fantasy works, the prose is thick with flowery language.
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* AntiquatedLinguistics: Like As with the majority of the author's fantasy works, the prose is thick with flowery language.
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* HeroicMime: Orion has no spoken dialogue.
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* MagicIsEvil: Debated. The Freer demands that Lirazel forsake her magical, and therefor unChristian, heritage. Also, when the magic of Elfland [[spoiler: starts seeping into the fields we know]], many people are terrified. When they go to Ziroonderel for a "spell against magic," she flatly refuses, saying essentially that magic is all that makes life worth living, though the magic Ziroonderel extolls might seem mundane to us. Ultimately, magic isn't evil, it's just unearthly.
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* MagicIsEvil: Debated. The Freer demands that Lirazel forsake her magical, and therefor unChristian, heritage. Also, when the magic of Elfland [[spoiler: starts seeping into the fields we know]], many people are terrified. When they go to Ziroonderel for a "spell against magic," she flatly refuses, saying essentially that magic is all that makes life worth living, though the magic Ziroonderel extolls extols might seem mundane to us. Ultimately, magic isn't evil, it's just unearthly.
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* GenreSavvy: Alveric in the first half of the book. He slips up in the second half, and it costs him dearly.
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* GenreSavvy: Alveric in the first half of the book. He slips up in the second half, and it costs him dearly.
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'''''The King of Elfland's Daughter''''' is a fantasy novel written by Creator/LordDunsany. The hero Alveric sets off into Elfland to claim the title daughter, Lirazel, for his bride. He does get her away with him, but things do not go well from there.
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'''''The King of Elfland's Daughter''''' is a fantasy novel written by Creator/LordDunsany. The hero Alveric sets off into Elfland to claim the title daughter, Lirazel, for his bride. He does get her away with him, but things do not go well from there.
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!!Tropes appearing in this novel:
* AntiquatedLinguistics
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: The witch Ziroonderel helps Alveric on his quest because he didn't recoil in terror when she showed him her true form.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor
* BlueBlood
* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: The Lord of Erl and the King of Elfland are only ever referred to as such.
* TheFairFolk: The eponymous princess never quite understands the ways and laws of life in the lands we know. They also feature in several other works.
* FantasticReligiousWeirdness: The various ways the Church has adapted or failed to adapt to its interactions with various mythical folk.
* HalfHumanHybrid: Lirazel and Alveric's son, Orion.
* GenreSavvy: Alveric in the first half of the book. He slips up in the second half, and it costs him dearly.
* HeroicMime: Orion has no spoken dialogue.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: It's implied that the old witch Ziroonderel has feelings for Alveric, but she aids him in his pursuit of Lirazel nonetheless.
* MeaningfulName: Alveric can be translated as "elf ruler".
* MagicIsEvil: Debated. The Freer demands that Lirazel forsake her magical, and therefor unChristian, heritage. Also, when the magic of Elfland [[spoiler: starts seeping into the fields we know]], many people are terrified. When they go to Ziroonderel for a "spell against magic," she flatly refuses, saying essentially that magic is all that makes life worth living, though the magic Ziroonderel extolls might seem mundane to us. Ultimately, magic isn't evil, it's just unearthly.
* OurTrollsAreDifferent: The small, mischievous kind.
* ReligionIsMagic: Inverted. Religion is AntiMagic.
* ThunderboltIron: Alveric's sword.
* UnbuiltTrope
* {{Unicorn}}
* WickedWitch: Subverted with Ziroonderel, whose heart seems to soften after she meets Alveric.
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!!Tropes appearing in this novel:
* AntiquatedLinguistics
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: The witch Ziroonderel helps Alveric on his quest because he didn't recoil in terror when she showed him her true form.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor
* BlueBlood
* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: The Lord of Erl and the King of Elfland are only ever referred to as such.
* TheFairFolk: The eponymous princess never quite understands the ways and laws of life in the lands we know. They also feature in several other works.
* FantasticReligiousWeirdness: The various ways the Church has adapted or failed to adapt to its interactions with various mythical folk.
* HalfHumanHybrid: Lirazel and Alveric's son, Orion.
* GenreSavvy: Alveric in the first half of the book. He slips up in the second half, and it costs him dearly.
* HeroicMime: Orion has no spoken dialogue.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: It's implied that the old witch Ziroonderel has feelings for Alveric, but she aids him in his pursuit of Lirazel nonetheless.
* MeaningfulName: Alveric can be translated as "elf ruler".
* MagicIsEvil: Debated. The Freer demands that Lirazel forsake her magical, and therefor unChristian, heritage. Also, when the magic of Elfland [[spoiler: starts seeping into the fields we know]], many people are terrified. When they go to Ziroonderel for a "spell against magic," she flatly refuses, saying essentially that magic is all that makes life worth living, though the magic Ziroonderel extolls might seem mundane to us. Ultimately, magic isn't evil, it's just unearthly.
* OurTrollsAreDifferent: The small, mischievous kind.
* ReligionIsMagic: Inverted. Religion is AntiMagic.
* ThunderboltIron: Alveric's sword.
* UnbuiltTrope
* {{Unicorn}}
* WickedWitch: Subverted with Ziroonderel, whose heart seems to soften after she meets Alveric.
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