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That moment you save a picture of your role model on your phone and said phone believes it is you on the picture. 😱😱❤️❤️

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One of the popular theories about the ending of ACOWAR is right

Just saying.

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I received this beauty a week earlier than planned.

Wait until you see the fan art inside.

Mind blowing.

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Ianthe talking our favorite assassins across the sea. We all know who she's talking about.

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Less Carrie, More Astrid.

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Throne of Glass, Sarah J. Maas

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KALTAIN ROMPIER is not dead

Yes, she burned Morath to the ground. And yes, shadowfire is lethal. But it's her fire, her power. She controls it. She doesn't believe she'll survive the fire, but Aelin believed the same thing, many times already. When Aelin burns stuff to the ground, she doesn't die, she controls the fire. Same with Kaltain. Besides, there is no mention of her body. She'll be back in the last book, guys. Definitely.

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Marilyn Monroe by Andre de Dienes, 1953

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SAM CORTLAND is basically SAM HEUGHAN

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On the left: Heir of Fire. On the right: A Court of Mist and Fury. In Queen of Shadows (TOG), it is mentioned that some witches have Fae blood. In ACOMAF, the wife of the High Lord of the Summer Court is named Cresseida, while one of the witches in HOF is also named Cresseida. A coincidence, I think not. Definitely the same person. Also works due to the fact that witches are immortal. Therefore, the ACOTAR series comes after the TOG series. The Fae won the war against Adarlan, made peace between the species and ruled the world. Boom.

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AELIN & ROWAN

Erin Moriarty and Rupert Friend, for the win.

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The similarities are overwhelming.

When will we get movie with these two as father and son?

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When will we get movie with these two as father and son?

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