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i hit a writeing stump for today and i just can not write for the life of me for my 6th chaper in my fic and i dont know at all i need to write this one chaper then i can start back with the texting but i realy need to finsh this and i feel like in going insane

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11 months ago

Does anyone else just sit and think about the fact that Six of Crows is literally the perfect book?

Like, we have a morally grey character who's actually morally grey and has a real reason to push people away other than "once I killed someone in self defense, so I'm a terrible person and we can't be together." And every other character has a super fleshed out backstory as well, including real world problems that don't usually get talked about in fantasy books.

There's just as heavy an emphasis on platonic love as romantic love, instead of "I can fix him", it's "he can fix himself", there's a gay couple that's actually happy and not suffering every five pages, and all of the gay characters have personality traits outside of the fact that they're gay.

And speaking of the romance, it's so not rushed or sexualized. No one even kisses in the first book, but it's still so obvious how much they love each other. Each couple has such a different dynamic, and the way their pasts mirror each other? Perfection. (I also firmly believe that Kanej is the best couple in all of YA prove me wrong)

And then the diversity??? 3/7 of the lead characters are POCs, 4/7 are queer, 3 have disabilities, 2 have addictions, 2 have PTSD, 2 are religious, one was raised in a cult, and it's not one of those books that has diverse characters just for the sake of being diverse!

The plot is so unique, especially among fantasy books, and despite the fact that there's so many moving parts, there is not a single plot hole. And the CK auction scene will forever be one of the best end of series climaxes I have ever read.

So basically I don't get why other authors even try anymore cause I'm sorry but no matter how great their books are, it's not going to be Six of Crows.

11 months ago

crazy to me how in the shadow and bone show, the first person inej ever kills, she kills saving kaz. even crazier, SHE KILLS THE DUDE IN A CHURCH

AND THE LOOK ON KAZ’S FACE ABSOLUTELY KILLS ME

11 months ago
Morning Doodle: She Greeted Tolya, Rang For A Breakfast Tray, Then Entered The King's Bedroom And Threw

Morning Doodle: She greeted Tolya, rang for a breakfast tray, then entered the king's bedroom and threw open the curtains. The morning light had turned pale and rosy. Nikolai cast her a baleful glare from his place among the pillows. "You're late." "And you're chained to a bed. Perhaps not the best time to be critical." (Leigh Bardugo's King of Scars CH 7)

10 months ago

The way that dunyasha and inej are parallels of each other, one in white the other in black, one with beautiful fight training and the other taught straight from the streets, one dignified and convinced she was royal and holy, the other hiding in the shadows and worried that her saints wouldn't take her because of the blood on her hands. One without fear, the other taught to run towards it. One loud and talkative while fighting, the other silent. One hiding in the shadows, the other announcing her presence.

The way that Inej wins that fight due to the people around her, and the city that she forcefully taken to. A form of armor(padding) from Jesper, a healthy sense of fear from her father, a way to find dunyasha's weaknesses from Kaz. The familiarity of the city that keeps her on the roof while dunyasha falls, even when blinded.

The way that Dunyasha knows how good she is and lets it make her cocky. The way that Inej had to learn all of her fighting skills to stay alive in a place where she was weaker.

Inej learning everything she knows as a survival skill, having knowledge from many different places/people that she combined and repurposed into the person that she is, the fighting style that she has. It all coming together in chapter 35 of crooked kingdom as she fights against someone better than her.

Dunyasha being taught from monks, and while learning how to fight better, not having the same kind of practical experience that comes from being beaten down and getting back up again, and that being her downfall.

11 months ago

Wylan: where have kaz and Jesper been?

Inej: prison.

Wylan: for smuggling?

Inej: no for- wait smuggling? What do you know…

Wylan: nothing! Why would you even suggest smuggling?

Inej: goddamnit I’m gonna have to make some calls.