Pablo Covarrubias’s Reviews > A Psalm for the Wild-Built > Status Update

The author shows us Mosscap and Dex cooking but we see a lot of questions and we see how Mosscap has a lot of doubts which are answered by Dex but Dex on the other hand is feeling more safe comfortable around mosscap. We also hear about Dex family which got me thinking why haven't we really heard a lot of the family I mean did he lived with them a lot of time and them he just leaves and forgets about them.

I think when they were fixing the barril and Dex kept going through stuff until he found the duct tape the author was trying to tell us that sometimes we gotta push through stuff to find what we want and just because you don't get it on the first one don't give up. I also liked a lot when Mosscap says that everyone thinks they are the exception which is sibi and I believe is a modern day problem also.

I really liked the title for chapter number 4 an object, and an animal. This is describing Dex and Mosscap at the end of the day that's kinda what they are. When Mosscap offers to help Dex, they deny it really strongly which makes me believe that's a reason why the robot likes Dex, they actually think about the robots. The other thing I fell that connects them is that the robot is an it they are both different.

We get introduced to Dex a they/them pronounce that I feel like he's kinda lost cause he wants to leave of the city but he doesn't have a good plan he just leaves and tries opening his tea business. We saw him with his first customer and he was making a mess. We can clearly see that he was really under prepared and was desperate for a change. I think he won't quit what he's trying to do but he needs to improve fast.