A flower presented before the ceremony
Aranessa brought Thjazi a flower as a wedding gift before the ceremony; the flower opened and Thimble appeared from it.
Household Wedding Custom
House Royce Fae Wedding Protection
A House Royce wedding custom in which a person marrying into the family may be offered the protection of a warrior fairy connected to the household gardens.
Confirmed With Household ScopeFirst recorded: Broken Wing
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Confirmed Scope
Aranessa describes the custom as belonging to her family’s tradition and offers Thimble’s protection to Thjazi before their wedding ceremony.
Not yet established
- That every House Royce marriage includes a fairy protector.
- That the fairy is property or compelled to serve.
- How old the custom is or how it began.
- Whether comparable customs exist among other noble houses or fae communities.
Observed and described
Practices & Traditions
Offering fae protection to the incoming spouse
Aranessa explained that marrying into the family allowed Thjazi to have the protection of the fae, while clarifying that Thimble was free rather than a possession.
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Broken Wing01:01:03–01:03:19
During Thjazi and Aranessa’s wedding memory, Aranessa identifies the flower and accompanying fae protection as part of her family’s tradition.
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Factions & Traditions
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Evidence Notes
During Thjazi and Aranessa’s wedding memory, Aranessa identifies the flower and accompanying fae protection as part of her family’s tradition.
Thimble chooses to accompany Thjazi, and the wedding is delayed so he can find clothing she is comfortable wearing.
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Uncertainties
- Whether the role of warrior fairy is formal, inherited, negotiated or unique to Thimble.
- Whether the flower is symbolic, magical transportation or both.
- How the custom is understood by the fae who participate in it.