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briseis is such a compelling narrator, and i do like that we occasionally saw pyrrhus’ pov as well (but that it didn’t overtake the story). it’s interesting to see how he feels others perceive him vs how they truly do. again, the complicated relationships between the women are so interesting. despite the fueds ans differences, they’re still all brought together by being women in such an awful

I forgot to log this, but it’s taken me a while to get through just because i only ever read a little at a time. such an amazing book, and i’m so glad to see there’s another one after it!!! honestly, i read silence of the girls so long ago that it might’ve been better if i reread that first to remember more details, but it was amazing all the same. i love seeing the complicated relationships between the girls