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I hated the season finale. First some obvious background. Philo and Vignette loved each for 2 seasons. Darius and Tourmaline had feelings for each other. The good. Imogen and Agreus. Reasonable ending. The bad. Philo and Vignette could have road off into the sunset but why would you throw in a twist ending of Tourmaline and Vignette getting married. It did not track with anything. Had it been a theme okay, but the only reason it happened was to make a parting WOKE statement in support of LBGBT community. I am not anti LBGBT. I am anti ending a series I have two seasons invested in with a twist or statement that adds no value to the story. It is like when you realize you just sit down at a time share presentation. You feel angry and cheated for being misled.

Sorry if harsh, but did any donators actually watch the show intently? I had to stop reading b/c: Hobs, Mouro etc are ignored. Fae is the polite term in that world for all nonhumans but Marrok, NOT just the Pix. We don't have time to run through it all, hope someone does. Good luck.

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Anyone do any Carnival Row cosplay or Halloween costume? I am a very skilled seamstress and I want to make myself a costume. Anyone have suggestions or ideas?

Literally my only problem with this fictional world is that the main region we deal with is literally "The Republic of the City" and most of the show takes place in "The City". A much better name would be Beornburg (City of the Beorn, since the people who settled there are apparently called the Beorn), serving as the capital of Beornland (Land of the Beorn for the same reason as Beornburg). You can still call the Burgue "The Burgue" as a colloquiallism but without having your home being literally "The City".

I was just reading some Vignette & Philo fics (because I mean come on) and one of them had Vignette having a miscarriage after Tirnanoc.

That made me think, since the Fae are different species, can Half-Bloods actually have children?

In biology the definition of *when a new species is formed is when they can no longer have viable (fertile) offspring.

THEY can have kids but their children can't. It has been more than established that the Fae are all different species.

Shouldn't that mean that Philo could never have a child with Vignette or anyone?

I'm thinking of the episode where Philo tells Portia he can't have a family with her, at first I thought it was because he was Fae and their child might be born with wings (and he still loved Vignette) but what if it's because he's actually sterile.

I know fellow romantics and lovers of fluff will hate this but I need to talk to someone about this.

Is there any lore, or has someone noticed a case where a half-blood has had a child, because:

If they have that will show that fae genealogy can either negate the rules of speciation* or they aren't actually different species yet.

If they haven't that will open up a whole level of angst and other ideas concerning half-blood politics.

Obviously they are going for the traditional fantasy creatures.

Id be fine with dragons maybe, im not sure i want vampires and witches and if they show ghosts it needs to be in an afterlife setting, not these purgatory ghosts.

Um some more shapeshifters would be nice, not just werewolves.

I dont know if i want traditional angels, demons and gods. I like the interpretation of fairies being a form of angel with the wings and magic powers.

I read through multiple pages at this wiki and was astounded with all this information in here, as I have either missed this during watching the series (in a foreign language, mind you) or there must be a page where all this information is distributed and then I'd like to know about it.

E.g. the world map, Vignette is Philos soulmate or the background story about Vignette (childhood etc.)

So I'd love to hear more about the references and what I missed :)

There are several pages referring to the weaponry of Carnival Row. They all conclude that the weaponry is identic with real-world weapons (mostly from Russia, Czech Republic or UK).

Can that be right? The world of Carnival Row is different to the real world (see maps!). It is another planet, a fantasy world. So the weapons may be "look like" any in real-world existing weapons - but they need not to be from such real existing factories.

As long as the production does not confirm the weapons are made by the said factories, I don't think, they should be called with the said names.

Do you agree?

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I have a question to anyone who watched Carnival Row.

When Philo visited the witch to create a darkasher she needed his samen. How did Piety Breakspear produced a darkasher ?