Enchanted Tales - Chapter Thirteen
In the captivating realm of Paul McCann's "Fairytale Collection", fairies are depicted as the creators of fun and the shakers of destiny. These mystical beings have been present before humans, constructing the roads and bridges that humans used before they knew where they were going.
Living amongst these fairies, the protagonist, Paul McCann, has not aged and has enjoyed a unique lifestyle filled with night rides on fairy horses, moonshine-making, and endless entertainment with dancing and singing. The fairies, with their charming influence, bring a smile to people's faces and remind them not to take life too seriously.
The fairies perceive life as a celebration, filled with laughter, happiness, and endless amusement. They play music, entertain with dancing and singing, and have been known to play tunes that have always been around but have never been heard. Fairies have also been responsible for teaching animals specific behaviors, such as bunnies to hop, horses to clip-clop, and people to laugh at a joke.
However, these fairies are not always benevolent. Some can be mischievous, interfering with household appliances and causing inconvenience. They are also known to hide personal items to prevent accidents or being in a certain place at a certain time. Some humans are chosen by the fairy folk to be different from others.
The fairies have a special kind of influence on human lives, reminding people not to take life too seriously. They have played music for kings and queens and danced with moonbeams around hills and valleys since the beginning of time. They are also the makers of stories, mythical creatures, and bury pots of gold.
At some point, the protagonist was given a choice to either remain in fairyland or return to reality. After approximately 20 years of living with fairies, he chose to return, leaving behind the enchanting world of fairies and their unique lifestyle.
For those interested in delving deeper into this magical world, McCann's "Fairytale Collection" offers a captivating narrative. Chapter 14 of the novel provides a fascinating insight into this world.
In the captivating realm of Paul McCann's "Fairytale Collection," fairies not only create fun and shape destiny, but also fill their lives with music, dance, and singing, making up a unique lifestyle that Paul McCann, the protagonist, has embraced, intertwining it with his nights on fairy horses, moonshine-making, and endless entertainment. Additionally, these fairies are known for their book-like wisdom, being the creators of mythical creatures and burying pots of gold.
