20 Questions
Why does Tamlin decide to send Feyre back to the human realm?
Because he wants to protect her from the High Fae
What has been done to Feyre's family in the human realm?
They have been given wealth and glamour
What is the 'blight' that Tamlin and the faeries are fighting against?
Amaarantha's curse
Why was Feyre unable to break the curse by telling Tamlin she loved him?
Because the curse prevented the faeries from telling her the truth
What does Feyre agree to do in exchange for Rhysand's healing of her arm?
Spend a week every month with him in the Night Court
What is the solution to Amarantha's riddle?
The answer is Feyre's love
What do the six High Lords gift Feyre with?
Healing light and immortality
What is the result of Feyre's transformation into a High Fae?
She gains immortality
What does Feyre use to escape the labyrinth in the first task?
Her hunting skills
What does Amarantha refuse to do despite Feyre completing the three tasks?
Break the curse on Tamlin
What is Feyre's primary source of survival for her family?
Hunting
What did Feyre's family used to be before they fell into poverty?
Wealthy
What does Feyre use to kill the wolf, thinking it might be a faerie?
A precious ash arrow
What is the name of the faerie realm that Feyre is taken to?
Prythian
What is the name of the High Fae who brings Feyre to Prythian?
Tamlin
What affliction causes the faeries in the Spring Court to wear masks?
The blight
Who helps Feyre adjust to life in Prythian and becomes a close friend?
Both A and B
What skill does Tamlin encourage Feyre to develop in Prythian?
Reading
What does Tamlin ensure for Feyre's family in the human realm?
Their well-being
What is the prevailing mood or atmosphere in Prythian due to the blight?
Dangerous
Study Notes
Feyre's Life in the Human Realm
- Feyre is a 19-year-old huntress who stalks the woods to support her family
- Her family was once wealthy but now lives in poverty
- Feyre spots a deer and kills a wolf, which is revealed to be a faerie named Andras
Feyre's Introduction to Prythian
- Feyre is taken to Prythian by the golden beast (Tamlin) as punishment for killing Andras
- Tamlin is the High Lord of the Spring Court
- Feyre learns about the history and magic of Prythian and debunks myths about faeries
- She becomes friends with Alis, her lady-in-waiting, and Lucien, Tamlin's best friend
- Tamlin encourages Feyre's love for painting and reading
Romantic Tensions and Dangers in Prythian
- Romantic and sexual tension grows between Feyre and Tamlin
- Life in Prythian becomes increasingly perilous due to the blight
- A threatening visit from Rhysand, a High Fae, prompts Tamlin to send Feyre back to the human realm
Feyre's Return to the Human Realm
- Feyre returns home to find her family wealthy and well cared for, but under a faerie glamour
- Her sister Nesta reveals the glamour didn't work on her and is still angry at their father
- Nesta's words inspire Feyre to fight harder for Tamlin and return to Prythian
The Truth About the Blight and Amarantha
- Alis reveals the blight refers to Amarantha, the High Queen of Prythian who took over by force
- Amarantha stole the powers of the High Fae and placed a curse on Tamlin
- Feyre learns that she must declare her love for Tamlin to break the curse, but she never told him
Feyre's Quest to Save Tamlin
- Feyre journeys to Amarantha's faerie court Under the Mountain to rescue Tamlin
- Amarantha gives Feyre three tasks to complete or a riddle to solve to save Tamlin
- Rhysand helps Feyre in each task, and she agrees to spend a week every month with him in the Night Court
- Feyre eventually breaks the curse by speaking the answer "love" aloud
Aftermath and Transformation
- Feyre is resurrected and transformed into one of the High Fae by the six High Lords' healing light and immortality
- Feyre and Tamlin are finally free, but Feyre must come to terms with her new life and the lives she took
Feyre, a 19-year-old huntress, struggles to survive in a world where faeries have harmed humans. She encounters a wolf in the woods and wonders if it's a faerie in disguise.
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