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Adalbert singlehandedly defeating fantasy racism

Aw Merthi :(

Reading + annotating my friend’s favourite book to then gift it to her afterwards and this is so fun :D lowkey thought Merthurillh was the same age as Adalbert (in dragon years) like Hiccup and Toothless but he’s a father figure instead, interesting

Does this count?? I mean it's literally 120k+ words, over the average book length, and I've been devouring it this past week and it's so unbelievably well written AND it's on here so I'm just gonna count it. Who's to say fanfiction doesn't count as reading or is inferior to published books am I right

Oh my god this is so cool. It was a kinda slow read at first since it focused on creature descriptions and I almost thought the whole book would be like that, but there is so much story to it too!! Additional stuff that provides backgrounds to characters and events from the show! And a whole new perspective to Ford's story. I need to rewatch the show I fear

Deciphering stuff is fun

I completely forgot to update that I finished this oops. Anyway really cool book

"Any second now -- so invasively, so grimly, and on the basis of so little acquaintance -- Tod's going to stick his finger up the poor guy's ass."

Oh this is so weird, I like it

This was a pretty interesting read

Dignity is all he cares about huh

so this guy just lies for fun

He did NOT just ask his butler to give The Talk to a 23-year-old adult man

Poor tiger he was just chillin

What I’ve learned so far: the narrator has anxiety

"Act V: A Tragic End to a Tragic Tale"
[Immediately cuts to gravediggers cracking jokes the whole scene]

Ophelia honey you did NOT deserve this

FINALLY a murder, and I even knew how it would happen. Still, for a “tragedy” this play is hilarious so far

Ah the famous "I can't kill him now, he's praying, he'll go to heaven if I do it now" "I forgot how to pray!!! Fuck!!!!" scene

I have three things to say:
1. To be or not to be!!! Hell yeah!!!
2. Damn Hamlet you didn't have to do her dirty like that
3. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern being like "oh yes Hamlet was very nice and open with us" and the translator's note right below it saying "this is the very opposite of what happened" has me rolling