WANTED LINES:

- THE SEELIE COUNTERPART: A sunshiney Fae he's known and considered an oddly-matched friend for a few centuries. They know just which buttons to push to provoke each other, and just what to say when the other needs support. Ancient drinking buddies, the Tyrion to Sy's Bronn.

- FAMILY: A younger, inexperienced sibling making their first solo venture out of the Otherworld stops by to visit his/her big brother at the Cirque, and sticks around when the oddity and mystery of the whole operation leaves star in the eyes. They may love it, quickly regret signing on when life on the road proves harder than they'd guessed, or anywhere in the middle. A slightly head-butting but good familial relationship. They are pack animals, after all.

- THE VIRGIN: Silas has a problem. He safeguards the Burlesque Tent. While he's learned to love most of the women like family (or otherwise) over his 10 years with the cirque, the nature of their work sometimes grates at what he is on a deep, unavoidable level. Regularly, he makes a point to visit the humans for a break. They tend to be, simply as a result of their relative youth, more innocent than some of their co-workers. This line could have multiple variations. Two listed below, but open to more;

A) It would absolutely tickle me if he picked up a stray at some point; a runaway teenager he comes to feel responsible for and can't bring himself to ditch. Think Indiana Jones and Short Round. Because said runaway is a virgin, Sy can't reprimand, scold or otherwise knock sense into him/her for bad behavior. He's just stuck with a hellion who can't take care of themselves half as well as they think they can. Shenanigans ensue.

B) He's quick to anger and unflinching in violence, but he has a heart. A generous one, in truth. As above, it would crack me up if by whatever illogical means he fell for or gets caught in romantic entanglements with a Virgin, as he'd be unable to pursue her in any significant way lest he offend her honor. Oops. Que plenty of angst, longing and probably a heaping portion of hilarity. This would involve a bit of age play, in all likelihood. The only prerequisites are a fair amount of class. The more the better. If she happens to have a darker sense of humor, is capable and can give shit as well as take it? Stick a fork in him, he's done.