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Spring Court Manor
Also known as Rose-Covered Manor, Spring Manor, Tamlin's Manor
- mansion
- Georgian-inspired merchant manor
Spring Court Manor appears in A Court of Thorns and Roses.
- Type
- mansion
- Style
- Georgian-inspired merchant manor
- First appears
- Book 1 · Ch. 5
- Books
- 1
Spring Court Manor begins as the opulent, rose-draped seat of Tamlin’s power in A Court of Thorns and Roses, serving as both sanctuary and prison for Feyre Archeron. Over the course of the series, the estate’s pristine gardens and gilded halls become symbols of a crumbling regime, its beauty masking rot and repression. By later books, the manor stands abandoned or in ruins, its once-immaculate façade a testament to the Spring Court’s fall from grace and the shifting balance of power in Prythian.
History
BOOK 1A Court of Thorns and Roses
Key events
- Book 1
Ch. 26Rhysand Confronts Feyre at Spring CourtRhysand arrives at the Spring Court manor and uses his daemati powers to invade Feyre's mind, forcing Tamlin and Lucien to grovel while threatening to expose her to Amarantha. - Book 1
Ch. 27Tamlin Sends Feyre HomeTamlin announces he is sending Feyre back to the human realm to protect her from Amarantha and the Attor, despite her protests and their growing love. - Book 1
Ch. 31Feyre Returns to Spring CourtAfter learning Clare Beddor's family was slaughtered because she gave Rhysand their name, Feyre arms herself and returns to the Spring Court only to find it ransacked and abandoned. - Book 1
Ch. 32Feyre Discovers Tamlin's CurseAfter returning to find the Spring Court manor abandoned, Feyre learns from Alis that Tamlin was cursed to find a human girl who hated faeries enough to kill one, then fall in love with her.
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