Thanks for the quick responses.
So, assuming that is enough actual Fae activity that superstition would be more prevalent than IRL, what I'm looking at is the family and friends keeping any details to themselves, so while tongues wag and speculation is rampant (did she go mad? Did she have a lover in Wexford? She's well-preserved, isn't she? Shockin', shockin'), there will be little buzz to outsiders -- and perhaps not to most of the younger crowd, either. After all, the elders would probably keep such scandalous notions to themselves, and the kids wouldn't care about the doings of the oldsters. If it does get out to interested parties -- pagans, UFO hunters or whatever -- it could well become a problem. I would wonder what the priest would have to say about it -- I guess that would depend on how much he believes in faeries and such. I don't think Colleen would tell exactly what happened or mention the fae, but if the man is local and knowledgable in such things he could probably guess. Are priests local, or does the church move them far from their old home? BTW, the involved PC (Gavin, a werewolf) is the only child of Siobhan, the woman who fled. The killer werewolf was Gavin's father. Siobhan died 20 years later, and the boy followed some old letters back to his mother's home. Thanks again, FBM
