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We’ve covered it all before on this show. Awkward new girl, love triangle, a human having sex with a magical creature, trolls, faeries, people with outrageous accents, the whole works. I guess a flower growing out of a girl’s back that can be pollinated is kinda new, but it’s hard to shock us anymore.
Wings follows the formula set forth in Twilight: a girl who doesn’t know she’s beautiful moves to a new town. With the help of two guys who fall in love with her instantly, she goes on a journey of self discovery. In this case the girl is the freak instead of the boy, but that’s not a huge twist. It turns out she’s a faerie and then, at the very end, some plot shows up.
Since we’ve done this kind of thing so much, we play Marry Boff Kill with other YA fantasy mainstays: vampires, fallen angels, and faeries. We also help people remember to tell their parents if they have plants growing out of their backs.
By Alex FalconeWe’ve covered it all before on this show. Awkward new girl, love triangle, a human having sex with a magical creature, trolls, faeries, people with outrageous accents, the whole works. I guess a flower growing out of a girl’s back that can be pollinated is kinda new, but it’s hard to shock us anymore.
Wings follows the formula set forth in Twilight: a girl who doesn’t know she’s beautiful moves to a new town. With the help of two guys who fall in love with her instantly, she goes on a journey of self discovery. In this case the girl is the freak instead of the boy, but that’s not a huge twist. It turns out she’s a faerie and then, at the very end, some plot shows up.
Since we’ve done this kind of thing so much, we play Marry Boff Kill with other YA fantasy mainstays: vampires, fallen angels, and faeries. We also help people remember to tell their parents if they have plants growing out of their backs.