Phillip is going to be a fully enrolled Fae student in the theater program. Because seriously, doing otherwise would kind of be a waste. His Glamour is very good, though the observant will notice that his eyes are a little too big and a little too blue, and sometimes when shit gets intense he stops blinking. (This is usually a sign that you back the fuck down.) I haven't decided what his Fae form looks like yet.
He's pretty laid back for a Fae, mostly because he thinks theater is the greatest thing ever and most humans get at least a marginal pass in his book for coming up with it, and open defiance is kind of funny to him since oh goodness, you poor fragile humans really don't get it, do you? However, getting on his bad side is a very, very poor idea. Last year he got into a fight with another theater student and she's never been quite the same since... though for many people they just think he traded for a Favor to curse her.
Also a couple of years ago he was involved in a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream that may have involved Bottom's actor getting briefly turned into an eldritch abomination. The fact that Phillip was playing Puck is irrelevant.
Pearl is a child who just is kind of. Around. No one's really sure why, and asking her never seems to clear anything up. And pressing is a poor idea- for whatever reason, the Fae like her, and god help you if you make her cry. (Anyone who would like to be a Fae acting on anything that makes her cry, I am so down for this.)
As stated in my plotting comment, I'm unsure who or even what Altair will be, and looking for suggestions on that, but "Eagle One" is down to protect small children.
Even if he ends up being an unsettling sort of Fae himself, he may tell her to steer very clear of Anna Monday anyway.
If she does end up being a spirit, she might hang around the train tracks. Most of the campus's spirits do. There's not that many, since most humans just fall into the Elsewhere, but the land's old and mishaps happen. The tracks are abandoned, but you can hear ghost trains some nights.
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Because seriously, doing otherwise would kind of be a waste.His Glamour is very good, though the observant will notice that his eyes are a little too big and a little too blue, and sometimes when shit gets intense he stops blinking. (This is usually a sign that you back the fuck down.) I haven't decided what his Fae form looks like yet.He's pretty laid back for a Fae, mostly because he thinks theater is the greatest thing ever and most humans get at least a marginal pass in his book for coming up with it, and open defiance is kind of funny to him since oh goodness, you poor fragile humans really don't get it, do you? However, getting on his bad side is a very, very poor idea. Last year he got into a fight with another theater student and she's never been quite the same since... though for many people they just think he traded for a Favor to curse her.
Also a couple of years ago he was involved in a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream that may have involved Bottom's actor getting briefly turned into an eldritch abomination. The fact that Phillip was playing Puck is irrelevant.
Pearl is a child who just is kind of. Around. No one's really sure why, and asking her never seems to clear anything up. And pressing is a poor idea- for whatever reason, the Fae like her, and god help you if you make her cry. (Anyone who would like to be a Fae acting on anything that makes her cry, I am so down for this.)
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If she does end up being a spirit, she might hang around the train tracks. Most of the campus's spirits do. There's not that many, since most humans just fall into the Elsewhere, but the land's old and mishaps happen. The tracks are abandoned, but you can hear ghost trains some nights.
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