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well the "not copyrighted" part might be difficult. Besides, most Faerie arnt exactly known for being all that friendly...even the cute little pixies acording to lore have a very twisted since of humor leading to the death of the person they pranked.. such as thinking it was hilarious when the stupid human couldn't see through thier illusions and fell straight into a pit of poisonus vipers.

Our myths change with the times. The medieval view of fairies reflected how they viewed the world. Capricious, frightening, unknowable, a wolf or the plague liable to take off your child at any moment. Starting with about the Victorians fairies started getting rehabilitated into cute little harmless figures with butterfly wings more appropriate to a greeting card or a soap advert than your darkest nightmares. Then there were those photographs some little girls took of some fairies, and JM Barry's Tinkerbell, and then Disney et al. But the old view of fairies is no more "real" than the modern, just older...

But with fairies having become domesticated, no longer a primal force of nature, there was a vacuum in our mythology; nothing to represent our darkest fears. And with the oh-shit-we're-all-fucked-now anxieties of that atomic age beings were born who nicely filled the role that fairies used to. They were creepy, they were alien and unknowable, and we were powerless to do anything ans they carted us mysteriously off to their orbiting laboratories and PROBED us. Carl Jung wrote about the birth of UFO mythology in his Flying Saucers: A Modern Myth of Things Seen in the Skies; and many ufologists (Whitley Streiber) see a direct line of succession between the fairies of old and the greys of today; suggesting that fairies always were aliens, or vica versa...

So fairies are whatever we make them, whatever we want them to be in our hearts. The urban-fantasy style fairies with their tats and pink hair, wearing little goth corsets to their fairy raves are kind of cool, but I still really like Disney fairies. I can really do without the fear and the ugliness, there's enough of that shit in the news...
hugs, Veronica