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Lenore and Merlin's love was forbidden; he was despised by most of Fey-kind for "betraying" them to serve humans, and Lenore was also betrothed to another man. Always Coming Home: In Ursula K. Le Guin's future history, the Kesh people divide themselves into The Five Houses of Earth. Relationships between people in any one of the Five Houses are taboo and treated as incest, even absent any familial connection. Le Guin describes this by analogy to moiety kinship systems in various real-life cultures. Requiem (2021): Any romantic/sexual love by two people of the same sex is utterly taboo, since it's early 1600s England. Evelyn and Mary must keep theirs secret because of this.

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In Experimental Film, Safie Hewsen's great-grandparents were a Yezidi man and a Christian woman who immigrated from Armenia to Canada because of their families' disapproval. This turned out for the better, as they were able to avoid the Armenian genocide.See also the indexes Incest Is Relative, Queer as Tropes, and Interracial and Interspecies Love Index. Noughts & Crosses: Sephy and Callum's interracial relationship, which is not only taboo, but also illegal. Bonnie & Bonnie: Yara's relationship with another woman is condemned by her Muslim family and the wider community.

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In 1x2 it turns out that one woman who's accused of murdering another was her lover, which is a nearly unthinkable scandalous concept since this is Italy of the 1880s, and thus they keep it secret. Mohawk Girls: Mohawks being with any non-Mohawk in a relationship, according to many of their people, who view this basically as treason. Loving Annabelle: The Catholic school doesn't want Annabelle and Ms. Bradley to be together because they're female... while Annabelle's seventeen too, making their relationship illegal (plus Ms. Bradley's her teacher).

Morgana's relationship with Celia was in violation of their vows to be celibate (being nuns) and also generally prohibited under Catholic doctrine, given they were a same-sex couple. She's initially alarmed when Nimue finds them together, but Nimue's got no problem with it. Natsumi's affection for Kenichi in Sharin no Kuni, since the setting has existing laws which can impose a literal prohibition of falling in love, to which she is subject. Furthermore, same-sex relationships are taboo, although Marguerite actually uses this to cover up her even more illicit Resistance activities once. Although having sex isn't illegal, she's still been arrested by police multiple times (probably for other things as a form of harassment). Additionally, same-sex relationships are taboo, as the coroner must pretend that his lover was a stranger even while he's performing his autopsy. Stealing Heaven: Abelard and Héloïse's illicit affair, due to a number of factors. They include the demand he remain celibate as a teacher, that her uncle is going to arrange Héloïse's marriage with someone else and of course since they're not married also (a serious matter in the setting).