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* Used the traditional way in [[Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell]]: As soon as [[The Fair Folk|the gentleman with the thistle-down hair]], who used to look like a beautiful human male, is in death's clutches, he starts losing his Glamour and reverting back to his weird, ugly, animal-like true form.
* [[The Shapeshifter]] series has illusions, persuasions and invisibility as types of glamour. A character not being vulnerable to two of these is a major plot point.
* Elves in the [[JRR Tolkien (Creator)|JRR Tolkien]] franchise have a variation of this. This is used for magical cammies when the elves give out cloaks as a present. Another use is as effectively a magical DVD where elven bards show the stories they are singing about to their listeners. In the first case it is a tool of war and handed out by allies to be used as such. In the second it is entertainment and no deception at all is intended. That is different from the version where the fair folk use glamour to deceive mortals.
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