Nina And Montparnasse Gifting Daggers To Each Other Is Peak Romance.

Nina and Montparnasse gifting daggers to each other is peak romance.

lucien and nesta would’ve been an ic hating power couple and sjm doesn’t have the writing chops to do it or the love for any character other than rice

"Kill him before he makes you love him," is such an underrated line.

I really liked Gwyn and Emerie but I started liking Eris quite a bit here. I never cared too much before and just found him amusing. It’s pretty obvious we’ve got another Rhysand plot line where he does bad things but is really a ‘good’ person, it’s been not so subtly hinted at over the past few books. It turns out even Mor knew why he left her to die or whatever. I obviously don’t think he’s perfect but he is interesting, and probably the most morally ambiguous character that recognises the fact. The only reason I’d continue this series is he had an even bigger role or maybe for a Lucien book. Otherwise I really don’t care anymore.

Why is Nesta's relationship with the House better than her relationship with Cassian.

I just . . nessian had soo much potential, their book was such an opportunity, i was so excited for it and she crapped all over everything

And seriously what is with this trope of stripping women of their power?! I absolutely hated it for aelin and it's even more of a character assassination for nesta