Mainly directed towards Drwsden Files, but anything applying to the Seelie and Unseelie works.
Main issue I've been with the Fair Folk in Dresden Files is that they define Summer and Winter as neither good nor evil, but forces of nature. Problem is, Winter tends to be the evil court, and barring outside forces, Summer is the good court.
Obviously, there's meant to be more subtle aspects to it, but it doesn't come up too much in the books. Best I've seen for Winter not being evil is
As for Summer, any time they act as antagonists, there is outside interference, or they're opposing Winter "because."
So what I'd like is a better understanding of both courts, preferably oriented towards amoral forces of nature personified, instead of good/evil.
Need to get some sleep, but I'll post my own ideas relating to this once I get some rest.
Main issue I've been with the Fair Folk in Dresden Files is that they define Summer and Winter as neither good nor evil, but forces of nature. Problem is, Winter tends to be the evil court, and barring outside forces, Summer is the good court.
Obviously, there's meant to be more subtle aspects to it, but it doesn't come up too much in the books. Best I've seen for Winter not being evil is
Mab ordering harry to murder her daughter instead of doing it herself. She ends up killing her daughter anyways.
As for Summer, any time they act as antagonists, there is outside interference, or they're opposing Winter "because."
So what I'd like is a better understanding of both courts, preferably oriented towards amoral forces of nature personified, instead of good/evil.
Need to get some sleep, but I'll post my own ideas relating to this once I get some rest.