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Tin
is on page 233 of 325
Still enjoyable though not revolutionary. I love how it explores Freddie’s dilemma of forgetting/escapism and his clinging still to his memories of Winter.
And Faland, the devilish…devil I guess, is an interesting addition and adds an element of fairytale-esque spookiness that doesn’t feel inconsistent with the world despite the magical elements.
— 2 hours, 24 min ago
And Faland, the devilish…devil I guess, is an interesting addition and adds an element of fairytale-esque spookiness that doesn’t feel inconsistent with the world despite the magical elements.
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Tin
is on page 175 of 325
It’s good. The blend of personalities and the desperate, hellish backdrop of war—the bleakness drawing out the little dignities and desires to escape.
— May 16, 2026 06:37PM
Tin
is on page 93 of 325
Really good. Captures that desperation of war and camaraderie in Freddie’s portions. And Laura is a great “strong female character” as it makes sense—the emotional coldness from traumas and competence of being an army nurse; composed and yet occasionally thrown when a nerve is struck.
But yeah, it’s a war (really the aftermath of) story with the people first which is more emotionally human and affecting
— May 15, 2026 06:00PM
But yeah, it’s a war (really the aftermath of) story with the people first which is more emotionally human and affecting
