Favorite Line: "Do you want to write a letter to your sweetheart?" he asked. "What makes you think my sweetheart can read? Shut up and get me a piece of paper." (Greenwillow paperback, pg 174)
So, throughout this part I mainly noticed two things: 1) how many clues there are to the fact that Gen's both stolen the stone and isn't quite what he seems. I keep asking myself How could you have missed this? And this and 2) Sophos seems so young. I know he's only a little younger than Gen, but he just seems... very young. From what I've heard about ACoK, that's going to change.
A few other things:
"Discretion prevented me from saying that I thought she was a fiend from the underworld and that mountain lions couldn't force me to enter her service." (pg 233)
Oh, Gen. Don't say such things.
"No one was going to start a war over me..." (pg 245)
A very interesting comment, particularly considering what we know happens in Queen. I had to wonder if Gen was simply underestimating his own worth in the court's eyes, of if Eddis really wouldn't have gone to war over him at this point.
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Date: 1/29/10 06:30 pm (UTC)Favorite Line: "Do you want to write a letter to your sweetheart?" he asked.
"What makes you think my sweetheart can read? Shut up and get me a piece of paper." (Greenwillow paperback, pg 174)
So, throughout this part I mainly noticed two things: 1) how many clues there are to the fact that Gen's both stolen the stone and isn't quite what he seems. I keep asking myself How could you have missed this? And this and 2) Sophos seems so young. I know he's only a little younger than Gen, but he just seems... very young. From what I've heard about ACoK, that's going to change.
A few other things:
"Discretion prevented me from saying that I thought she was a fiend from the underworld and that mountain lions couldn't force me to enter her service." (pg 233)
Oh, Gen. Don't say such things.
"No one was going to start a war over me..." (pg 245)
A very interesting comment, particularly considering what we know happens in Queen. I had to wonder if Gen was simply underestimating his own worth in the court's eyes, of if Eddis really wouldn't have gone to war over him at this point.