/lit/ - Literature

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>Update

WoF newfag again; Nearly finished with Lost Heir.
Got a bit overly interested, it seems, and basically barreled through it. Irritably without as diligent notetaking, due to busier work.

Glory's a raging bitch in this one.
Last thread, someone had suggested it was because the writer didn't have a set character yet, but in the last book, I'd say she was the 2nd strongest in terms of definition besides Clay.
Witty, but stoic. In this one she's just plain catty and bitter.
Very disappointing. And it's catapulted her to my single least favorite character, at least as of this lot.

Feel like Webs' escape was a bit too convenient. Crocodile's sudden change in attitude to rescue him was a bit odd. But, he shows up later, without trouble, so who knows.
Might just be sloppy writing, not bothering to describe how one dragon suddenly and sharply knocked out two, to save someone we see no direct connection to. But, hey, if not, she's the first truly 'nice' adult we meet.
Cool name. Hope she pops up again, if she is a 'good guy'.

Tsunami fucks the shit out of a Skywing. Was pretty rad. My man Clay doing good by resuscitating said Skywing. Definitely glad to see he's still true to character.
The drama between the party over this, however, I could've done without. Glory, especially, is a raging bitch about it for no apparent reason.
Tsunami may well've saved their lives, and rather than even entertain the idea, Glory and Starflight shit on her. Sunny, too, but that's to be expected, bloodless little snowball she is.
Only Clay seems remotely reasonable about it.

The meeting with Tsunami and Riptide was pretty cute. Especially his description of what she "actually" said.
Do kind of see why some folk found it 'questionable', though. Dude is pretty clearly written as quite a bit older than her, and the romance implications are pretty heafty.
They're dragons, so I'm not going to judge too fiercely. The back-and-forth was good, as was the chemistry, aside from that.