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Rowan: You look great today Fireheart

Aelin:

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Aelin after she sneaks into the bank to change Arobynn’s will and then arranges his death

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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

If Ruhn has the Starsword, where is the knife?

With Azriel. Truth-Teller.

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Off topic, but River Song @ the Doctor be like

can we kiss please please please I promise you I won't poison you again please

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Bryce x Aidas

Ok so bear with me- why Bryce and Aidas are endgame. 1) First off, they have MAJOR chemistry. No explanations needed there. 2) The fact that he doesn’t look like SJM’s typical dark brooding winged love interests doesn't matter- because a) she could be throwing us off after establishing a pattern or b) Aidas could later change to look like the norm. “A smirk at Hunt. “But I may appear more like that, if it pleases you, Bryce Quinlan.”” 3) Aidas has blue eyes, right? But they are constantly described as “blue opals.” According to that one scene with the opal dealer, blue opals mean wisdom. Black opals, like Hunt’s eyes? A curse. 4) Also, at one point, Aidas’s eyes are described as “the sky before dawn.” Aka he is the one bringing light/love to Bryce’s life?? 5) I also thought the stuff with the oracle was important. Even though Bryce’s starlight is fully capable of blinding people, the whole bit with the oracle made me think of how stars shine brighter in the dark. Her starlight in the oracle’s vision could have been amplified if it was seen against Aidas’s darkness. What if he saw himself in the vision and that is why he approached her?? Idk but it seemed big to me. 6) Aidas was definitely into her many times great grandmother (epilogue), so given that he sees her similarities with Bryce that could lead to feelings on his part. Also! If Theia was unfairly killed by Pelias, that kind of fits with the idea that everything the Asteri say is bullshit. They are the bad guys, yes? And if Aidas is against them, he probably has hidden depths/reasons for being so. I could see this going kind of like a feyre/rhys situation where Bryce ends up at his home in Hel and discovers he is a good person etc etc etc. 

Anyway if anyone wants to expand I would love to hear it!

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When you are on day 728 of waiting for a Rhysand and there is not a Rhysand to be found

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The most ACCURATE-

rhysand saving aelin in kingdom of ash: