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Mitchell Ricard
Mitchell Ricard is on page 36 of 147
I found it very interesting how much growth Dex had during the time skip in the book. It is fun to see their growth even though we did not see it. It really shows during their first time serving people after the skip. They were very thorough and knew exactly what tea to give the person based on their problem. The trouble they had with their first customer really impacted them. Making them strive to do their best.
Feb 16, 2026 06:49PM
A Psalm for the Wild-Built (Monk & Robot, #1)

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Mitchell Ricard
Mitchell Ricard is on page 48 of 147
I see Dex’s journey not only as a quest to find crickets but as a journey to find oneself. Even as a successful Tea Monk Dex feels an emptiness that their current life cannot fill. By page 48, they have left their cycle of the villages for the unknown wilds. Dex didn’t head into the woods just to find the sounds of crickets. They wanted to find themselves a life that made them happy.
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A Psalm for the Wild-Built (Monk & Robot, #1)


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