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The '''Chosen Ones''' were [[human]] children whom [[Fairies]] would protect and avenge if harm came to them. Eventually, the Fairies would claim these children and take them to their "[[Lost Lands]]". Once there, the children would become Fairies themselves. The Fairies required these children to continue their race, despite being immortal (or near-immortal). | The '''Chosen Ones''' were [[human]] children whom [[Fairies]] would protect and avenge if harm came to them. Eventually, the Fairies would claim these children and take them to their "[[Lost Lands]]". Once there, the children would become Fairies themselves. The Fairies required these children to continue their race, despite being immortal (or near-immortal). | ||
:''This connection between human children and Fairies plays homage to the writings of Welsh author {{w|Arthur Machen}}. He believed in fairy folk | :''This connection between human children and Fairies plays homage to the writings of Welsh author {{w|Arthur Machen}}. He believed in fairy folk, and how they would claim one human life every time they emerged to replenish their ranks.'' | ||
In [[1909]], after a heavy night of drinking among his unit, some of [[Jack Harkness]]'s soldiers accidentally ran over and killed a Chosen One in [[Lahore]]. In retaliation, the Fairies killed all his men, sparing only Jack, perhaps aware of his inability to die. | In [[1909]], after a heavy night of drinking among his unit, some of [[Jack Harkness]]'s soldiers accidentally ran over and killed a Chosen One in [[Lahore]]. In retaliation, the Fairies killed all his men, sparing only Jack, perhaps aware of his inability to die. | ||
In [[2007]], [[Torchwood Three]] allowed the Fairies to claim [[Jasmine Pierce]] as their Chosen One. Jack permitted this on grounds that the Fairies would cause immense destruction beyond Torchwood's control if they were deprived of the newest addition to their ranks. Before her departure to the "Lost Lands", Jasmine said "Thank you" to Jack in a Fairy-like voice. ([[TV]]: ''[[Small Worlds]]'') | In [[2007]], [[Torchwood Three]] allowed the Fairies to claim [[Jasmine Pierce]] as their Chosen One. Jack permitted this on grounds that the Fairies would cause immense destruction beyond Torchwood's control if they were deprived of the newest addition to their ranks. Before her departure to the "Lost Lands", Jasmine said "Thank you" to Jack in a Fairy-like voice. ([[TV]]: ''[[Small Worlds]]'') | ||
[[Category:Human ethnic groups]] | [[Category:Human ethnic groups]] | ||
[[Category:Biologically modified species]] | [[Category:Biologically modified species]] | ||
[[Category:Human time travellers]] | [[Category:Human time travellers]] | ||
Revision as of 15:38, 3 May 2014
The Chosen Ones were human children whom Fairies would protect and avenge if harm came to them. Eventually, the Fairies would claim these children and take them to their "Lost Lands". Once there, the children would become Fairies themselves. The Fairies required these children to continue their race, despite being immortal (or near-immortal).
- This connection between human children and Fairies plays homage to the writings of Welsh author Arthur Machen. He believed in fairy folk, and how they would claim one human life every time they emerged to replenish their ranks.
In 1909, after a heavy night of drinking among his unit, some of Jack Harkness's soldiers accidentally ran over and killed a Chosen One in Lahore. In retaliation, the Fairies killed all his men, sparing only Jack, perhaps aware of his inability to die.
In 2007, Torchwood Three allowed the Fairies to claim Jasmine Pierce as their Chosen One. Jack permitted this on grounds that the Fairies would cause immense destruction beyond Torchwood's control if they were deprived of the newest addition to their ranks. Before her departure to the "Lost Lands", Jasmine said "Thank you" to Jack in a Fairy-like voice. (TV: Small Worlds)
