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One thing I’m noticing about this author is how he skips over battles or romances or other moments of great character development just to get to the after effects. At least, sometimes. And honestly more power to him. I completely respect that. Validates my own approach to such things.
— Aug 31, 2026 02:58PM
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Cat
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He painted the battlefield. Reminds me of Peeta painting the arena.
— Aug 31, 2026 11:29PM
Cat
is on page 226 of 244
Mickle getting shot I did not remember. The plot reveal about Florian I did not remember. Both of those were pretty interesting.
— Aug 31, 2026 11:16PM
Cat
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“He vaguely recalled he had been a child in Dorning, but the memory carried no weight. He was what he was now, and a stranger in his own past. He was Colonel Kestrel and had never been anything else.”
— Aug 31, 2026 03:05PM
Cat
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He put his memories to paintings. Memories of pain. Paintings of dirt. “You’ve managed to turn dust into art.”
— Mar 02, 2021 10:05PM
Cat
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“Theo had vanished...from himself.”
“His private shame had become a matter of public pride.”
“He had survived the war; he was not sure he could survive the peace.”
— Mar 02, 2021 10:03PM
“His private shame had become a matter of public pride.”
“He had survived the war; he was not sure he could survive the peace.”
Cat
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“For turning themselves into beasts for the sake of the kingdom.” War for what it is, that says plainly.
— Mar 02, 2021 09:59PM
Cat
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No triumph on either side. Lessons learned; but how many pointless deaths? Pointless war. Just like so many others.
— Mar 02, 2021 09:57PM