TRANS CHILDREN, CHANGELINGS AND FAIRIES: LIVING THE DREAM AND SURVIVING THE NIGHTMARE IN COTEMPORARY AMERICA

QUOTES FROM THE CHAPTER

“The only thing worth writing about is what seems to be unknown, and therefore, fearful.”

(Cherrie Morga)• Writing a chapter considering this topic means a lot

because – This issue is spreading worldwide.– Yet people are unaware of it.

• The reality of Trans children is not known to many, so they consider them frightening

QUOTES FROM THE CHAPTER

“See, we’re coming out from shadows.”

(Gloria Anzaldina)• Despite of fact, they are different, they should

be allowed to have equal rights by either ways:– Having all privilege in their hometown.– Leaving their hometown and moving to the place,

where they can live a life of dignity.

QUOTES FROM THE CHAPTER

“I do but beg a little Changeling boy,./ To be my henchman.”

(William Shakespeare)• Changelings are the mixed nature of Humans and Angels.• They have some Daemons traits in them too, for they are

a changed child from the real human one, for deception.• Considered to be aggressive, so have to request to them.

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