Irish Fairy Tales · Concept
The Supernatural and Faery
The narrative is steeped in magic, with characters like Tuan, Manannán, and the Tuatha Dé Danann, and realms like the Many-Coloured Land, emphasizing the interplay between mortal and immortal worlds and the power of enchantment.
The narrative is steeped in magic, with characters like Tuan, Manannán, and the Tuatha Dé Danann, and realms like the Many-Coloured Land, emphasizing the interplay between mortal and immortal worlds and the power of enchantment.
The tales are steeped in magical events, faery encounters, and otherworldly interventions that drive the plot.
Tuan is reputed to be a magician, and his connection to Time as a foster-brother suggests a supernatural, timeless quality.
Aillen mac Midna's attack from the Shí and the opening of the doors at Samhain emphasize the intersection of mortal and faery worlds.
Aillen mac Midna is a being from the Shí (fairy mound), and his music and fire are supernatural threats.