Mhmm Yes. This Is Good

mhmm yes. This is good

To be honest I do have an irrational appreciation for that. I don't even know what I would DO there. It's just BIG! I like knowing there's a lot of world out there. Even if it's a boring ass highway.

I-80 highway through Wyoming. nicknamed The Sisters, for the three sets of hills that create an optical illusion of the road rising into the sky

Delicious?

True Love Is (Rare)

I agree that this is too rough, but there is a way to look at it where it has better meaning. As a tragedy at least

Smolder and Palm is a story about a family that should have been, but was ruined. Then as if out of spite the universe kills Palm before they can have a dramatic reunion, leaving their daughter to grow up twisted and cruel like the dragons they were hiding from Ultimately, their story still needs closure. That's why I now think the next book should be from Smolder's perspective, as he fights to keep what family he has against everything saying it's not gonna happen. as if to say "NO! Screw YOU universe! I will love them even if it kills me and I! WILL! NOT! DIE! EASY! BITCH!" "I AM DAAAAAAD!"

Reply to @wrenwithapen (I'm still trying to wrap my head around how to properly write replies on this website. This'll have to do.)

I actually agree with you; Palm's death was about as dramatic and serious as Maude Flanders getting shot with a T-shirt cannon. It's ridiculous. If this had happened to a throwaway character in a context-less vacuum I would find it hilarious.

What makes it sad for me is how this event relates back to Smolder, whose grief over the loss of his lover I think I WAS supposed to take seriously. Palm is also involved in a scene that wasn't played for laughs in the prologue of book 10 where she sold out her sister for her unborn child's life. And then there's the matter of said sister, who got trapped underground for 20 years over a misunderstanding and lost her mind. Those are all fairly tragic and serious events shaped by Palm's character, which then somehow culminates in... a space rock flying through her head randomly.

I guess for me personally, after Smolder crying for her for years, Palm getting run over by a clown car from space is giving me such tonal whiplash, I try not to think about the details too much.

This is not an indictment of anyone who finds the entirety of it laughable. I can see why it would be hilarious. It's dark humor. I'm just dumb and sentimental.

Who else read that as TONY THE HAWK?

Ngl I was not prepared for where this was going

What is this cat thinking right now? What is he up to?

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