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 "You really are very pretty, aren't you?"

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    • She also likes to get very close to Cassie when she's talking to her.
    • Watch this clip. Not only do they walk with arms linked for most of the scene, but watch the last few seconds and tell me Faye isn't checking Cassie out as she walks away.
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 "You're a little firecracker, aren't you, Cassie?"

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    • Faye and Diana. Like with Cassie, Faye likes to get very close to Diana when talking to here, engaging in rather more eye contact and physical interaction than is strictly necessary.
      • Lets not forget the game of truth or dare they played. Faye's took the first opportunity she got to dare Diana to take off her top.
      • And for Faye's truth, she is asked how many people she has slept with. Faye replies "two people". Many fans have caught onto the fact that she used the word "people" and not "guys".
    • Faye and Melissa.
    • Cassie and Diana have their share of moments as well. Diana seems pretty keen on getting Cassie to join and really pushes the idea of being friends. Episode 10 even has the two of them sharing Diana's bed while Jane is away. This is now pretty much shot down, since Diana has been revealed as Cassie's half-sister.
    • And now "Fire and Ice" gives us Diana and Melissa. In "Medallion" Faye gives them a Portmanteau Couple Name: Delissa.
  • Magnificent Bastard: John Blackwell. He created a fake curse to break Cassie and Adam up because they thought Jake was dying and was completely awesome about it. He also found out about Jane's plan to kill him and switched his ring out for one of her items, thus ruining Charles' revenge against him. Oh, and he used a fertility spell on the old Circle — and slept with Amelia Blake and Diana's mother Elizabeth — to guarantee the current Circle's existence so he could use them against the witch hunters. And that's not even touching the big reveal in "Family" that his true plan all along was to kill every witch without Balcoin blood and build a Circle of pure dark magic under his control, thereby making him a Complete Monster without ruining this status. Need we say more?
  • Ms. Fanservice: Each of the girls gets a turn at winding up in her undies or just a Modesty Bedsheet, particularly Melissa in the first few episodes.
  • Nightmare Fuel: Cassie's mother Amelia's death at the hands of Charles Meade. First he drops a bottle of water on the ground, causing a the sink to start spraying water everywhere. Then he strikes a match, causing a fire on the stove. Amelia manages to get the burner turned off... just as Charles strikes another match and starts the fire again. He then causes the flames to spread, then as Amelia turns to run, she slips in the water, falling and cracking her head against the ground. She looks like she's a goner, then wakes up with a gasp of "Cassie!" and fights to get out of the flames. Charles then proceeds to burn her alive, listening to her scream in pain/horror as she realizes she's trapped. He then turns and walks away without emotion.
  • Ship Mates: Jake/Cassie Adam/Diana and Faye/Melissa makes it so all of the members of the circle can be paired without any outsiders.
  • Ship Sinking: "Lucky" does this for Adam and Cassie when we find out that bad things happen when they have sex. It turns out that John Blackwell made up the curse, but the ship still seems to be sunk.
    • Even though the ship wasn't going to happen anyway, "Crystal" does this for Cassie and Diana by revealing they're related.
  • The Woobie: It's hard not to feel bad for Cassie. She has this destiny forced upon her that she doesn't want, she has dark magic inside her that could hurt a lot of people if she doesn't figure out how to control it, and her soulmate may be Adam, boyfriend of her best friend Diana, a fact that led to their breakup — and as if that's not enough, Diana turns out to be her half-sister, whose adopted father killed Cassie's mother. On top of it all, her father is a manipulative liar and her grandmother has been murdered, leaving her practically alone...and now Diana is turning against her, blaming her for bringing their father into their lives and allowing him to manipulate the entire Circle. Dear God, someone give this girl a hug.
  • Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Jake wants to rid Chance Harbor of witches because he thinks magic killed his parents and brother. After learning the truth, he makes a Heel Face Turn.
  1. Only in the books though. They aren't enemies on the TV show.
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