She was originally a mortal , but was resurrected as a High Fae by the seven High Lords after her untimely death Under the Mountain. In the conclusion of the trilogy, Feyre has once again taken up residence in Velaris, reigning over the Night Court as High Lady alongside Rhysand , her mate , husband, and High Lord of the Night Court. Feyre is the youngest child of three sisters, Nesta being the oldest and Elain the middle child.
Feyre's family was wealthy. Her father was called the "prince of merchants" and her mother was negligent toward her daughters, caring only about her status and party planning. Feyre's mother died of typhus when she was eight, but not before making her promise that she will take care of the family.
When Feyre was nine, her father put all their money into a trading business across the sea, which resulted in losing all his ships. He went into debt and was hunted down and assaulted by creditors. As a result, her father's knee was irreparably damaged, and he was unable to work. Feyre was the only daughter to witness and attempt to stop his assault, as Nesta and Elain had fled into a bedroom. Now living in poverty, Feyre became the sole provider for the family despite being the youngest.
Too young to read before her family lost their wealth, Feyre grew up illiterate, and without the upper-class training her sisters benefited from.
When they were forced to move from their home to a nondescript village , Nesta, Elain, and their father left all the bread-winning to Feyre. When she was eleven, she started following hunters to the forest and learned to set snares and hunt by watching them. A few years later, she began a sexual relationship with a village boy named Isaac Hale and her sisters searched for possible suitors. Feyre has always had an interest in painting, but because her sisters avail themselves of any money Feyre brings into the household, she has little time or resources to purchase paints and practice.
