#oc: widlua

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci

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Saw a challenge on Instagram, decided it was a good pretext to draw my idiot brainchildren smooching.

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Sometimes, reverse psychology just doesn't work.

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Fun fact : Widlua being the opposite gender wouldn't change anything at all in my story. Other fun fact: this was supposed to be Edmond Dantès, but I got lazy halfway through and I realized I didn't want to draw clothes.

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The twins, Etain and Widlua (spoilers: they're not really twins).

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Mother.

Bit of worldbuilding: The Fair Folk completely lack parental instinct and don't actually raise their own young, which is why they either leave them to fend for themselves or try to switch them up with a human baby (either of which tend to end very badly for both children). As a result, very few make it to adulthood - usually the most vicious ones. Widlua is an unusual case, in that her human parents chose to keep her and raise her alongside their biological daughter. It didn't end well either, but at least, she grew up loved.

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'I'm sorry this was done to you.'

The custody battle isn't going as expected.

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Noooo, I am not having thoughts about a loose retelling of Rumplestiltskin. Meet Widlua (and the Nag).