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[[Jocelyn Fray|Jocelyn Fairchild]] was born and raised in this manor. When she married [[Valentine Morgenstern|Valentine]], he moved in with her and her parents, where they had their first child, [[Sebastian Morgenstern|Jonathan]]. After [[the Uprising]], Valentine burned the house down with Jocelyn's parents in it, along with [[Michael Wayland]] and [[Jonathan Wayland|his son]] to fake both his and Jonathan's deaths. |
[[Jocelyn Fray|Jocelyn Fairchild]] was born and raised in this manor. When she married [[Valentine Morgenstern|Valentine]], he moved in with her and her parents, where they had their first child, [[Sebastian Morgenstern|Jonathan]]. After [[the Uprising]], Valentine burned the house down with Jocelyn's parents in it, along with [[Michael Wayland]] and [[Jonathan Wayland|his son]] to fake both his and Jonathan's deaths. |
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| − | The ruins of the manor |
+ | The ruins of the manor have since been left in a charred state. Apparently, no one wanted to take the land, or build anything on it as they think the place is cursed, given the horror Valentine has unleashed there. |
| − | In [[Timeline#September|2007]], |
+ | In [[Timeline#September|2007]], Sebastian Morgenstern, under the guise of [[Sebastian Verlac]], brought [[Clary Fray|Clary]] to the house. Upon seeing the ruins, she was overwhelmed with grief. |
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| + | While in [[Edom]] in December the same year, Clary was put under the influence of a dream [[demons|demon]] and saw what the manor would have looked like if it hadn't been destroyed. In the dream, the house was set to hold her wedding to [[Jace Herondale]]. |
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== Description == |
== Description == |
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+ | According to Clary's hallucination, the manor had been standing for around four centuries before it's destruction. It was supposedly on a lawn beside a sloping hill, with a stone walkway leading to the front door—two large arched doors of bronze-colored wood, their surfaces wrought with delicate designs of wings, the symbol of the [[Fairchild family|Fairchilds]]. The building was built with stones that were painted a mellow gold and covered in trellises of red, gold, and orange climbing roses. It also had iron balconies on the front.<ref>''[[City of Heavenly Fire]]'' {{chapter|14}}</ref> |
== Notable residents == |
== Notable residents == |
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* [[Adele Nightshade]] † |
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+ | * [[Jocelyn Fray|Jocelyn Fairchild]] |
* [[Valentine Morgenstern]] † |
* [[Valentine Morgenstern]] † |
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| − | * [[Sebastian Morgenstern]] † |
+ | * [[Sebastian Morgenstern|Jonathan Christopher Morgenstern]] † |
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Revision as of 06:01, 20 January 2016
The Fairchild manor is the home of the Fairchild family in Idris.
History
Jocelyn Fairchild was born and raised in this manor. When she married Valentine, he moved in with her and her parents, where they had their first child, Jonathan. After the Uprising, Valentine burned the house down with Jocelyn's parents in it, along with Michael Wayland and his son to fake both his and Jonathan's deaths.
The ruins of the manor have since been left in a charred state. Apparently, no one wanted to take the land, or build anything on it as they think the place is cursed, given the horror Valentine has unleashed there.
In 2007, Sebastian Morgenstern, under the guise of Sebastian Verlac, brought Clary to the house. Upon seeing the ruins, she was overwhelmed with grief.
While in Edom in December the same year, Clary was put under the influence of a dream demon and saw what the manor would have looked like if it hadn't been destroyed. In the dream, the house was set to hold her wedding to Jace Herondale.
Description
According to Clary's hallucination, the manor had been standing for around four centuries before it's destruction. It was supposedly on a lawn beside a sloping hill, with a stone walkway leading to the front door—two large arched doors of bronze-colored wood, their surfaces wrought with delicate designs of wings, the symbol of the Fairchilds. The building was built with stones that were painted a mellow gold and covered in trellises of red, gold, and orange climbing roses. It also had iron balconies on the front.[1]
Notable residents
References
- ↑ City of Heavenly Fire (chapter 14)