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Faye's desire for power and a possible sexual interest in Black John eventually led her to turn her back on the Circle and join him, but when Cassie forced her to realise that she was losing her independence and her personal identity (which she prized most) because of his influence, she turned her back on him at the final confrontation and helped the Circle to banish him to oblivion. |
Faye's desire for power and a possible sexual interest in Black John eventually led her to turn her back on the Circle and join him, but when Cassie forced her to realise that she was losing her independence and her personal identity (which she prized most) because of his influence, she turned her back on him at the final confrontation and helped the Circle to banish him to oblivion. |
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The novel Faye is portrayed as an ambitious, greedy, and seemingly evil girl who is not above blackmail to achieve her goals, while the TV-series Faye only has the outside appearance of a bad-ass girl, and is just like any other teenager with insecurities and doubts on the inside. |
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Revision as of 16:54, 4 December 2014
“ | Power of fire have I over thee! Power of darkness have I over thee. Power of night have I over thee! | ” |
— Faye invoking her power against Black John
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Faye Chamberlain is a half-protagonist/half-antagonistic character of the Secret Circle series.
In the novels, she is Diana Meade's first cousin, and is constantly portrayed as being the darkness to Diana's light: not only in looks, but also in temperament and beliefs. While Diana believed that magic should only be used for good, Faye saw it as a means to an end, and is not above blackmail to achieve her goals - she used Cassie to steal the Crystal Skull and to become leader of the Circle by threatening to publicly expose Cassie's secret love for Adam.
Faye's desire for power and a possible sexual interest in Black John eventually led her to turn her back on the Circle and join him, but when Cassie forced her to realise that she was losing her independence and her personal identity (which she prized most) because of his influence, she turned her back on him at the final confrontation and helped the Circle to banish him to oblivion.
History
Personality
Appearance
Faye is a tall, voluptuous, and strikingly beautiful young girl with a mane of pitch-black hair, perfect creamy sun-kissed skin, and bright golden eyes. Unlike Diana, who preferred light colours and whose sense of fashion is mature and elegant, Faye preferred dark colours, and her sense of fashion is provocative and dramatic, always serving to set off her figure and her colouring to full advantage.
Powers and abilities
- Standard witch powers
- Practices Dark Magic
- Power over darkness, fire and night
- Pyrokinesis
- Animal Communication
Relationships
The Secret Circle (TV Series)
In the television series, Faye was portrayed by Phoebe Tonkin.
Unlike in the novels, however, she is not Diana's cousin, and she does not use cats to spy on Cassie, but she wants power as much as her novel-self does. She did not worship John Blackwell as in the novel, and only reluctantly trusted him, and respected him only for his power.
The novel Faye is portrayed as an ambitious, greedy, and seemingly evil girl who is not above blackmail to achieve her goals, while the TV-series Faye only has the outside appearance of a bad-ass girl, and is just like any other teenager with insecurities and doubts on the inside.