Lucien's Brothers

Lucien's Brothers
General Information
Full name	Unknown
Age	500+
Species	High Fae
Powers	Fire Manipulation
Home	Autumn Court
Status	3 Alive 2 Deceased
Physical description
Gender	Male
Hair Color	Red
Relationships
Family	Beron Vanserra (father) Lady of the Autumn Court (mother) Eris Vanserra (brother) Lucien Vanserra (half-brother) 2 Unnamed Aunts †
Series Information
Appearances	A Court of Thorns and Roses A Court of Mist and Fury (mentioned) A Court of Wings and Ruin

These unnamed High Fae are the siblings of Lucien Vanserra.

Quick Answers

What led to the conflict between Lucien and his father Beron?

Beron's resentment towards Lucien, who was not his biological son, fueled their conflict. The situation worsened when Lucien fell for a lesser faerie, Jesminda, and planned to wed her against Beron's wishes. Beron executed Jesminda in Lucien's presence, causing Lucien to curse him, renounce his title, and flee the Autumn Court. Beron subsequently commanded his other sons to pursue Lucien.

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Who was Jesminda in relation to Lucien's family?

Jesminda, a Lesser Faerie from the Autumn Court's countryside, was Lucien's love interest. Their relationship was not approved by Lucien's father, Beron, due to the difference in their social status. Beron executed Jesminda in Lucien's presence, causing Lucien to abandon the Autumn Court.

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Why did Lucien decide to leave the Autumn Court?

Lucien left the Autumn Court after his father, the High Lord, killed the lesser faerie he loved and made him watch. He then sought refuge in the Spring Court. His brothers pursued him to remove a contender for the throne, but Tamlin, the High Lord of the Spring Court, intervened.

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How did Lucien's brothers react to his departure from the court?

Upon Lucien's departure from the court, three of his brothers pursued him, viewing it as a chance to remove a throne rival. Their plan was foiled by Tamlin, alerted by Eris. In the ensuing conflict, Lucien and Tamlin killed two brothers, with the third returning home. Eris, having declined to chase Lucien, was imprisoned by their father.

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What is the significance of Lucien's relationship with Feyre?

Lucien and Feyre share a complex bond, marked by a cautious friendship and mutual mistrust. Lucien assists Feyre with vital information and they attempt to mend their friendship. However, Lucien's concern for Feyre's sister, Elain, and his unresolved feelings for his deceased lover, Jesminda, complicate their relationship. Feyre's reliance on Lucien for comfort during her nightmares strains their relationship with Tamlin. Their bond further deteriorates due to misunderstandings, leading Lucien to align with Vassa and Jurian.

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History

These individuals are sons of Beron Vanserra, the High Lord of the Autumn Court, and the Lady of the Autumn Court.

At some point in their life their father has Jesminda, a lesser faerie, who is the lover of their younger brother, Lucien, tortured and murdered, as he considers that she is not good enough for someone of his position.

After this Lucien flees his house and decides to leave the court, so Beron encourages the brothers to hunt him down and kill him. His brother Eris refuses to hunt down Lucien and alerts Tamlin, the High Lord of the Spring Court so he can help him. When Lucien arrives at his court, Tamlin kills two of the three brothers that are chasing him.

A Court of Thorns and Roses

When Feyre Archeron is taken to Under the Mountain, she sees the three remaining brothers there with their parents.

A Court of Wings and Ruin

When Feyre and Lucien are fleeing from the Spring Court towards the Night Court they have to pass through the territories of the Autumn Court, so Beron sends Eris and two of his brothers to hunt them down and bring them before him. After Feyre locks them in a cave and flees, they chase them to the Winter Court, where they are rescued by Cassian and Azriel but not before they see Feyre's powers. She tells them not to kill them but later she and Rhysand erase their memories of what happened, with the exception of Eris.

The remaining three brothers are at the High Lords meeting in the Dawn Court and leave with their family when Beron is enraged that Feyre has some of his powers.

Later, when Tamlin forces their father to join the defending forces of Prythian, they are seen in battle, during which they destroy Hybern's supplies of faebane.

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