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I\'ll have you know that the Wikipedia article states that early fairy depiction RANGED from benevolent to malevolent. Not that they were universally evil. So this needs to be rewritten.
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I\\\'ll have you know that the Wikipedia article states that early fairy depiction RANGED from benevolent to malevolent. Not that they were universally evil. So this needs to be rewritten. Fairy beliefs don\\\'t come from a single source, but a collection of them.
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I\'ll have you know that the Wikipedia article states that early fairy depiction RANGED from benevolent to malevolent. Not that they were universally evil. So this needs to be retwritten.
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I\\\'ll have you know that the Wikipedia article states that early fairy depiction RANGED from benevolent to malevolent. Not that they were universally evil. So this needs to be rewritten.
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If that’s the case, then it’s a burn scar. Trigger can’t fit in all the plot holes since it’s a film (and they visibly did sacrifice plot over animation experimentation and technique), but I assume Galo would heal after the film setting since like all skin burns, it can take a while, and the film timeline stretched only a few days in length.
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If that’s the case, then it’s a burn scar. Trigger can’t fit in all the plot holes since it’s a film (and they visibly did sacrifice plot over animation experimentation and technique), but I assume Galo would heal after the film setting since like all skin burns, it can take a while, and the film timeline stretched only a few days in length. If Galo’s arm doesn’t heal (if however Trigger managed to add aftermath bonus material when Blu-Ray DVD hits shelves) , then it means Burnish flames were indeed badass powerful.
