Samuel Peterson’s Reviews > The Legend of Drizzt, Book IV > Status Update

Ha! This love-sick puppy of a prince reminds me of the princes in "Into the Woods." Especially with his singing "'I must know!'"

"Their relationship had been so simple at the start, so straightforward: two people in need of each other. Recently, though, it had become more complex, the needs having grown into emotional crutches. Delly needed Wulfgar to take care of her, to shelter her, to tell her she was beautiful, but Wulfgar knew he couldn't even take care of himself, let alone another."

"'I can hit a falling bottle.'" That's an awesome threat.

On to the second book in this volume! Finally!

The F**K?! This twist I did not expect!

Oof. You know, if I didn't know any better, the ending of this book would've really depressed me.

A thirty-foot diameter space? Sounds like a DnD map! Lol

Drizzt does not see the point in this final duel. There's nothing that's motivating him to take part, and so he won't.

Jarlaxle respects Drizzt because they are both outcasts of the Drow. One chose to forsake Drow society and all of that entails, and the other thrives in it by still acting like a Drow.

Poor Bruenor. Can't get his axe to work. Lol