A young warrior, Setanta, defends against Maeve's army with divine power and a magical spear in a mythic Celtic tale.
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A young warrior, Setanta, defends against Maeve's army with divine power and a magical spear in a mythic Celtic tale.
I see you all crimson. . . . I see you all red. So warns the faery seer of Cruachan. It is a warning no one will heed, because only one thing stands between the army of Maeve the Intoxicator and its goal: a small young warrior named Setanta. Maeve, with all her cunning, sees no problem in dispatching him. But Setanta is no normal defender. His father is a god, who has given him a monstrous power and a magical spear. Alone against all odds and all comers, he fights as strange a war as has ever be...
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Moderate sexual themes; references to lust and seduction by Maeve. Minor implied coercion tied to seduction themes.
Extreme graphic violence; frequent battle scenes with intense gore.
Minor use of strong language; not a central focus.
Minor references to alcohol; not glamorized or central.
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Moderate mythological theology; Celtic gods and rituals present.
Major fantasy magic; faery seers and divine powers are central.
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Minor themes of tribal conflict and power struggles.
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Moderate suffering; war-related cruelty and systemic conflict. Minor implied coercion tied to seduction themes.
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