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The Weird Sisters were three sisters who were formerly part of the Q Continuum but decided to break apart from them and act independently. They were antagonistic towards humans and spent much of their time trying to enslave them. They also enjoy bedeviling the crew of the USS Templar. They take their name from the three witches in William Shakespeare's play Macbeth. In the novel, the three vampire women are not individually named. Collectively, they are known as the 'sisters', and are at one point described as the "weird sisters". Although the three vampire women in Dracula are popularly referred to as the "Brides of Dracula", they are never referred to as such in the novel, instead referred to as the 'sisters'; whether they are married to Dracula or not is never mentioned, nor are they described as having any other relation to him. Though it is mentioned by the sisters that Dracula does not love, nor has he ever loved them, the count himself claims he once loved them in the past. The two dark-haired women, however, are described by Jonathan Harker to have "high aquiline noses, like the Count's". It has been suggested from this that it may have been S The Weird Sisters are Singing muses of the dark that patrol the outer grounds of the ruined city of Silent Grill. Weird Sisters is a dispatch mission, consisting of three character opponents facing the player at the same time that have to be defeated. * Sirin * Gamayun * Alkonost The Weird Sisters, also known as Sisters of Parnassus, are what appear to be three wise yet seemingly insane elven witches who are also siblings and members of the Red Sun Coven. They live in Trinity Gask and are obsessed with anything related to the number Three, going so far as to answer only to groups of three people--which can include actual people and animals--if anyone should come to seek their counsel. They're a neutral force, willing to aid hero and villain alike for the right price...which can randomly be anything from a worthless rock on the ground to a bag full of valuable coins...but the price will always hold some value to the person giving it to them. They often adopt the guise of Maiden, Mother and Crone but they hold ageless elven beauty beneath this facade, which make some The Weird Sisters were a very popular band in the wizarding world, and on the Wizarding Wireless Network. Albus Dumbledore booked them to perform in Hogwarts at the 1994 Yule Ball. Despite their name, all eight known members are male. The Weird Sisters are three of the Children of Oberon. They are avatars of Vengeance (or Fury), Grace, and Fate. The Weird Sisters (Luna, Phoebe, and Seline) are three of the Children of Oberon. They are featured in the animated series Gargoyles. They are avatars of Vengeance (or Fury), Grace, and Fate.

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The Weird Sisters were a very popular band in the wizarding world, and on the Wizarding Wireless Network. Albus Dumbledore booked them to perform in Hogwarts at the 1994 Yule Ball. Despite their name, all eight known members are male. Weird Sisters is a dispatch mission, consisting of three character opponents facing the player at the same time that have to be defeated. * Sirin * Gamayun * Alkonost The Weird Sisters are Singing muses of the dark that patrol the outer grounds of the ruined city of Silent Grill. The Weird Sisters (Luna, Phoebe, and Seline) are three of the Children of Oberon. They are featured in the animated series Gargoyles. They are avatars of Vengeance (or Fury), Grace, and Fate. The Weird Sisters were three sisters who were formerly part of the Q Continuum but decided to break apart from them and act independently. They were antagonistic towards humans and spent much of their time trying to enslave them. They also enjoy bedeviling the crew of the USS Templar. They take their name from the three witches in William Shakespeare's play Macbeth. The Weird Sisters are three of the Children of Oberon. They are avatars of Vengeance (or Fury), Grace, and Fate. The Weird Sisters, also known as Sisters of Parnassus, are what appear to be three wise yet seemingly insane elven witches who are also siblings and members of the Red Sun Coven. They live in Trinity Gask and are obsessed with anything related to the number Three, going so far as to answer only to groups of three people--which can include actual people and animals--if anyone should come to seek their counsel. They're a neutral force, willing to aid hero and villain alike for the right price...which can randomly be anything from a worthless rock on the ground to a bag full of valuable coins...but the price will always hold some value to the person giving it to them. They often adopt the guise of Maiden, Mother and Crone but they hold ageless elven beauty beneath this facade, which make some speculate they could even have a Faerfolc connection or even be Faerfolc in disguise. They own a wagon which can be turned into a stage and which holds a magical mirror within. This is what the Sisters refer to as the "Imaginarium of Parnassus" because it can, according to them, turn one's dreams and desires real and take people where they need to go even if those people don't know their true desires at the time. The sisters helped the Fellowship of Hidefall enter Malperdy through the mirror but not before they forced them to give up something they hold dear as a fee of entry. They later conversed with members of the Red Sun about the recent developments in the Coven's plan and helped provide Arcturius and Beira with answers to the questions they were seeking. In the novel, the three vampire women are not individually named. Collectively, they are known as the 'sisters', and are at one point described as the "weird sisters". Although the three vampire women in Dracula are popularly referred to as the "Brides of Dracula", they are never referred to as such in the novel, instead referred to as the 'sisters'; whether they are married to Dracula or not is never mentioned, nor are they described as having any other relation to him. Though it is mentioned by the sisters that Dracula does not love, nor has he ever loved them, the count himself claims he once loved them in the past. The two dark-haired women, however, are described by Jonathan Harker to have "high aquiline noses, like the Count's". It has been suggested from this that it may have been Stoker's intent that these two are Dracula's daughters, extending the sexuality metaphor of vampirism to incest. Another theory is that two of the women are actually Dracula's sisters and the blonde one is his true wife. Though neither theory has ever been stated or proven. It is highly likely they were just random woman Dracula turned in the past, or they were his wives throughout his lifetime and did not find out his true nature until it was too late. Despite their words, the sisters have oddly never attempted to leave the castle and follow Dracula's orders without question. Likewise Dracula, while angered at them disobeying trying to feed on Jonathan, shows he does care somewhat for them by giving them something to eat in the form of the contents of the "wiggling bag" and honors his promise to give them Harker when he leaves. As vampires, the sisters are powerful in their own right; their beauty and playful charm belie lethal, predatory interiors. Their beauty and flirtatious manner appears to be their greatest power when it comes to bewitching their victims into a trance-like state. Harker and Abraham Van Helsing are both attracted to, and yet repulsed by them. They can seemingly appear out of nowhere and are inhumanly strong as shown when they kill Helsing's horses. Though they live in fear of Dracula, the blond vampire can be seen defying him when she demands to feed upon Harker. The blond vampire is described by one of the brunettes as, "The First" and she is depicted as the leader of the three and Dracula's favourite. This may suggest that the blonde is in fact Dracula's wife, and may be the mother of the two dark-haired women if they are indeed his daughters. Or it may be that she is the most recent addition to his women-folk, and the brunettes are simply training her in how to prey upon humans.