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This time on Throne of Glass HOORAY WE'RE DONE
( But first, some more ragefacepalming )
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I'm thinking of writing one more wrap-up post to sort of summarize things, since I realize that a lot of my commentary these last couple of chapters basically devolved into RAGECAPSLOCK. Also, the more I think about the final duel, the less sense it makes to me, and that's something I'd like to talk about. There are probably only so many times I can repeat myself regarding how the competition in this book makes no sense, Celaena's being an assassin is handled horribly and makes no sense, and I'd apologize for being so repetitive but a book whose fundamental premises make zero logical sense shouldn't be excused. If this is really the standard for published YA fiction, I despair of my future career aspirations.
( But first, some more ragefacepalming )
.
I'm thinking of writing one more wrap-up post to sort of summarize things, since I realize that a lot of my commentary these last couple of chapters basically devolved into RAGECAPSLOCK. Also, the more I think about the final duel, the less sense it makes to me, and that's something I'd like to talk about. There are probably only so many times I can repeat myself regarding how the competition in this book makes no sense, Celaena's being an assassin is handled horribly and makes no sense, and I'd apologize for being so repetitive but a book whose fundamental premises make zero logical sense shouldn't be excused. If this is really the standard for published YA fiction, I despair of my future career aspirations.
