@Neko128 If it's the sort of Glamour cast into one's mind wouldn't that make it in direct violation of the laws of magic

As far as I recall the Laws of Magic do not apply to faerie, and Glamour is faerie magic.

As far as the light issue goes. I'd say no as far as the lesser Glamour is concerned. It can alter the appearance of or hide existing items and people (it says this specifically) so you could make something look like a flashlight, but it wouldn't work like one unless what you were using actually produced light itself. It's only when you get to Greater Glamours that you can actually create something (out of ectoplasm - which gets around the physics aspect as that can basically mimic anything it needs to).

Sounds like he wants to have this conflict happen.  Since it was so deliberate then I would not be gentle with abusing this character to the ninth degree.

I agree, the Faerie Queens don't maintain power by letting things slide. If it had just been an accidental or minor breaking of the oath, then fair enough I'd let it slide. Since they went out of their way to thoroughly break every part of it I'd be inclined to have the Faerie Queen make an example of the character.

It may be worth having a word with the player and finding out why their character broke the oath. It may be that they don't enjoy the character and actually just want them killed off. If that's the case, no problem, sit down with them and come up with the worst fate possible for that character, then unfold it during the next session or two.

If they are enjoying the character I'd have to say do the same thing anyway, just give the player warning so they can create a new character. Messing with the faerie queens in this way really can't be allowed to slide, otherwise they hold no fear - and if there's one thing the faerie queens should inspire it's fear - both the player and the character should know better.