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3.86 AVERAGE
3.86 AVERAGE
To be honest I couldn't care less or get into it so I won't bother and just hope for the best and read the last book.
Questa storia corta sull'inizio del Darkling è molto interessante. Non si può neanche parlarne troppo tanto è corta. La figura del Darkling è molto diversa da quella che conosciamo nella trilogia perché qui è giovane ed è l'inizio di quello che poi sarà il suo ruolo nella trilogia di Alina. Ho quasi provato pena per lui.
Vi dico anche che, secondo me, va letta dopo la fine della trilogia per non avere troppi spoiler.
Vi dico anche che, secondo me, va letta dopo la fine della trilogia per non avere troppi spoiler.
I feel for the Darkling. Even after all he’s done, I understand where he is coming from. It makes me feel so sad and empty to know what he has been through and what he felt he needed to do to feel safe and whole again.
adventurous
challenging
dark
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
N/A
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
I've always seen that vulnerable side of the Darkling. It was fun to see it on paper. Wish it was longer.
“He understood then. The Grisha lived as shadows did, passing over the surface of the world, touching nothing, forced to change their shapes and hide in corners, driven by fear as shadows were driven by the sun. No safe place. No haven.
There will be, he promised in the darkness, new words written upon his heart. I will make one.”
Throughout the duration of the grisha trilogy I hungered for any kind of glimpse into the Darkling's life, into his motive, into his past. What drove him to become the man he did? What motivated him to go to such lengths to accomplish his vision? Origin stories for villains are my favorite because I'm always eager for any characterization that would make them more human. That being said this story was painful to read ouch.
There will be, he promised in the darkness, new words written upon his heart. I will make one.”
Throughout the duration of the grisha trilogy I hungered for any kind of glimpse into the Darkling's life, into his motive, into his past. What drove him to become the man he did? What motivated him to go to such lengths to accomplish his vision? Origin stories for villains are my favorite because I'm always eager for any characterization that would make them more human. That being said this story was painful to read ouch.
