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* Alcohol | * Alcohol | ||
| − | * Amputation | + | * Amputation <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Artemis's father's leg has to get amputated (off-screen); he uses a prosthetic for the rest of the series. </div> |
| − | * Animal abuse | + | * Animal abuse and death <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">A group called the Extinctionists have caused multiple species to go extinct for "the greater good of humanity," as described in the sixth book. </div> |
| − | + | * Anxiety <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">In the 7th book, Artemis struggles with a fictional illness shown to be a combination of OCD/DID/paranoia/anxiety/extreme guilt. but is treated later on. Throughout the series, Artemis tends to deal with symptoms reminiscent of anxiety attacks when nervous, more so than the average person. Though it may just be the writing style, some may still find it mildly triggering. </div> | |
| − | * Anxiety | ||
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* Being buried alive | * Being buried alive | ||
| − | * Blood | + | * Blood/Violence <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Characters get hurt and bleed often. Blood is often described in moderate detail. Injuries are described in moderate detail. </div> |
* Body dysmorphia | * Body dysmorphia | ||
* Bones | * Bones | ||
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* Child death | * Child death | ||
| − | * Death | + | * Child neglect <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Artemis' father is largely the reason why Artemis turns to a life of crime- to sustain the family wealth. Even after his parents make an effort to be more present in their sons' lives, they are completely unaware of most of Artemis' activities. This is shown to have taken an emotional toll on him throughout the series. </div> |
| − | * Demons | + | * Cursing <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Mild language- damn, crap, hell, ass and its variants. </div> |
| − | * Drowning | + | * Death <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Artemis' father is missing and presumed dead during the first few books. Multiple characters, major and minor, die. Main characters die onscreen, which is either reversed for various reasons or done permanently. </div> |
| + | * Demons <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Demons are a type of fairy. They are not Biblical demons, but some do play an antagonistic role in the 5th book. </div> | ||
| + | * Drowning <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Holly and Artemis almost drown in the fourth and seventh books, though neither sustained any injury. </div> | ||
* Drugs | * Drugs | ||
| − | * Electrotherapy | + | * Electrotherapy <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Not electro-therapy per se, but in the seventh book, electric bursts from a gun are used to summon/de-summon the alter ego of a character multiple times. </div> |
* Emesis | * Emesis | ||
* Emotional abuse | * Emotional abuse | ||
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* Fire | * Fire | ||
* Gaslighting | * Gaslighting | ||
| − | * Gun violence | + | * Gun violence <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">A fictional series of guns, called Neutrinos, are used by fairies. Multiple characters use guns, and one is often mentioned. Artemis' bodyguard Butler is shot, almost fatally, in the 3rd book. There are most likely more instances of this which escape my mind at the moment. </div> |
* Hallucinations | * Hallucinations | ||
* Hospitalization | * Hospitalization | ||
* Hostages | * Hostages | ||
| − | * Kidnapping | + | * Kidnapping <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">The entire plot of the first book revolves around the kidnapping of Holly Short. This event is crucial to the series and is mentioned multiple times. </div> |
| − | * Misogyny | + | * Mental health <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Multiple times, characters are seen in mental institutions/therapist's offices. Characters are shown to have depression and schizophrenia. Artemis himself suffers from a fictional syndrome in the 7th book which is a combination of OCD/DID/paranoia/anxiety/extreme guilt. </div> |
| − | * Murder | + | * Misogyny/Sexism <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Holly Short faces numerous setbacks in her career as a Captain for the fictional Lower Elements Police due to sexism in the workplace. </div> |
| + | * Murder <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">In every book, there is always some party who wants Artemis (and his friends) dead. This does happen a couple of times. </div> | ||
* Needles | * Needles | ||
* OCD | * OCD | ||
| − | * Plane accident | + | * Plane accident <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">In the sixth book, a plane is torn apart and eventually crash lands. </div> |
* Poisoning | * Poisoning | ||
| − | * | + | * PTSD <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Artemis suffers from a PTSD-like illness in the seventh book. </div> |
| − | + | * Schizophrenia <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Artemis' mother is shown to struggle with schizophrenia, both in the 1st book (until she is cured by fairy magic), and the 6th book (through time travel). In the 6th book especially, the severity of her condition is made apparent as well as the emotional damage it had caused to her son. </div> | |
| − | * Schizophrenia | ||
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* Skeletons | * Skeletons | ||
* Torture | * Torture | ||
| − | + | ||
==Representation== | ==Representation== | ||
An asterisk (*) indicates that the author '''openly identifies''' with that identity. | An asterisk (*) indicates that the author '''openly identifies''' with that identity. | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 26 July 2021
Artemis Fowl (series)
| Author(s) | Eoin Colfer |
|---|---|
| Published | 2001-2012 |
| Publisher | Viking Press / Disney Hyperion / Puffin Books |
| Genre(s) | Fantasy, Children's Literature |
| Age group | 12+ |
Under construction, as of July 26th, 2021.
Trigger Warnings
- Alcohol
- Amputation Artemis's father's leg has to get amputated (off-screen); he uses a prosthetic for the rest of the series.
- Animal abuse and death A group called the Extinctionists have caused multiple species to go extinct for "the greater good of humanity," as described in the sixth book.
- Anxiety In the 7th book, Artemis struggles with a fictional illness shown to be a combination of OCD/DID/paranoia/anxiety/extreme guilt. but is treated later on. Throughout the series, Artemis tends to deal with symptoms reminiscent of anxiety attacks when nervous, more so than the average person. Though it may just be the writing style, some may still find it mildly triggering.
- Being buried alive
- Blood/Violence Characters get hurt and bleed often. Blood is often described in moderate detail. Injuries are described in moderate detail.
- Body dysmorphia
- Bones
- Child death
- Child neglect Artemis' father is largely the reason why Artemis turns to a life of crime- to sustain the family wealth. Even after his parents make an effort to be more present in their sons' lives, they are completely unaware of most of Artemis' activities. This is shown to have taken an emotional toll on him throughout the series.
- Cursing Mild language- damn, crap, hell, ass and its variants.
- Death Artemis' father is missing and presumed dead during the first few books. Multiple characters, major and minor, die. Main characters die onscreen, which is either reversed for various reasons or done permanently.
- Demons Demons are a type of fairy. They are not Biblical demons, but some do play an antagonistic role in the 5th book.
- Drowning Holly and Artemis almost drown in the fourth and seventh books, though neither sustained any injury.
- Drugs
- Electrotherapy Not electro-therapy per se, but in the seventh book, electric bursts from a gun are used to summon/de-summon the alter ego of a character multiple times.
- Emesis
- Emotional abuse
- Explosions
- Fire
- Gaslighting
- Gun violence A fictional series of guns, called Neutrinos, are used by fairies. Multiple characters use guns, and one is often mentioned. Artemis' bodyguard Butler is shot, almost fatally, in the 3rd book. There are most likely more instances of this which escape my mind at the moment.
- Hallucinations
- Hospitalization
- Hostages
- Kidnapping The entire plot of the first book revolves around the kidnapping of Holly Short. This event is crucial to the series and is mentioned multiple times.
- Mental health Multiple times, characters are seen in mental institutions/therapist's offices. Characters are shown to have depression and schizophrenia. Artemis himself suffers from a fictional syndrome in the 7th book which is a combination of OCD/DID/paranoia/anxiety/extreme guilt.
- Misogyny/Sexism Holly Short faces numerous setbacks in her career as a Captain for the fictional Lower Elements Police due to sexism in the workplace.
- Murder In every book, there is always some party who wants Artemis (and his friends) dead. This does happen a couple of times.
- Needles
- OCD
- Plane accident In the sixth book, a plane is torn apart and eventually crash lands.
- Poisoning
- PTSD Artemis suffers from a PTSD-like illness in the seventh book.
- Schizophrenia Artemis' mother is shown to struggle with schizophrenia, both in the 1st book (until she is cured by fairy magic), and the 6th book (through time travel). In the 6th book especially, the severity of her condition is made apparent as well as the emotional damage it had caused to her son.
- Skeletons
- Torture
Representation
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