Twins?
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Re: Twins?
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Completely agree with you! Especially since the tale began with the sole motivation of finding her and saving her, yet she just sort of mundane manifested and then peripherally existed without further mention. I felt it was an odd choice by the author to have that portion of the plot progress in the way that it did.B Creech wrote: ↑04 Sep 2019, 01:40 I definitely thought Emily would have more of a role in the story after the initial emphasis was on finding her! I was disappointed that she didn't. I was also disappointed in the way Will found her - immediately, standing over him when he woke up. There was no adventure in searching for her, she was just there and then pretty much insignificant after that.
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Exactly!AvidBibliophile wrote: ↑30 Oct 2019, 14:29Completely agree with you! Especially since the tale began with the sole motivation of finding her and saving her, yet she just sort of mundane manifested and then peripherally existed without further mention. I felt it was an odd choice by the author to have that portion of the plot progress in the way that it did.B Creech wrote: ↑04 Sep 2019, 01:40 I definitely thought Emily would have more of a role in the story after the initial emphasis was on finding her! I was disappointed that she didn't. I was also disappointed in the way Will found her - immediately, standing over him when he woke up. There was no adventure in searching for her, she was just there and then pretty much insignificant after that.
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Right. Another not fully explored aspect in the novel that disappoints.
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I have to keep remembering that this is a young adult fantasy. I guess this type of plot doesn't necessarily have to tie up all the loose ends.thaservices1 wrote: ↑03 Nov 2019, 15:54Right. Another not fully explored aspect in the novel that disappoints.
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