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They should do the same thing as with the movie forum and make a new, more casual forum where it's illegal to bully people by saying books are written with words. Everybody wins, imo.
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kcroy posted:On rereading the ending - a few things popped out regarding the possession going on. It looked to me like Kellus made some sort of pact with the 4 horned god, allowing the possession - perhaps promising him the world in exchange for safety/kingdom in hell. And then does something to kick the God out. I mean I didn't see any actual activity that Kelmomas did to interrupt the possession. Kelmomas fucks up god stuff in general, so it probably worked the same way it broke the Narindar & Sorweel. kcroy posted:There is also a weird sentence where one of the Mutilated acts like he is answering a question about Kelmomas, even though no one has asked one. As if he were carrying on a separate conversation with Kellhus that the others were not hearing. He's talking about Ajokli, isn't he? Kellhus/Ajokli begins giving his pitch about them serving him as generals, one of the mutilated begins saying something about his siblings hunting him, and how he is hiding here, which I took to mean that the other Gods are pissed about him sneaking into the Granary. kcroy posted:
Gotta be this, right? Kelmomas will become the No-God, the No-God is invisible, time is non-linear, therefor he's always been invisible. Crespolini fucked around with this message at 21:45 on Jul 31, 2017 |
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Amethyst posted:I found this trilogy really frustrating to read. First had promise, the second two I count as essentially a complete waste of time. Out of curiosity, what was it you found interesting about the first book but not the sequels?
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Safety Biscuits posted:
You hate lions or something?
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