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Mass effect fans are REELING

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Guy who's going to Utah for just completly unrelated reasons in a month

Picture this: you are just some guy, taking a flight and then like, half, the people on the plane whip out the same hilariously long book and read it the entire flight. Because this is gonna happen to people post Dragonsteel

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Always the ones you least expect lol

This was me when I first started reading The Way of Kings for the first time. I remember being midway through the book and being asked who my favourite characters were. I had a deep conversation about how I felt everyone misunderstood Sadeas and that he's actually a really good dude.

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It's not over. Things don't end, from the death of this universe to the next nothing ends, the players just change.

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november 1 mood

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The recreance was perhaps the best thing the old knights radiants could do to humanity. The centuries maybe even millennia they were stagnent, relying on their powers and shards instead of actual skill because there was no time and not enough people to actually train. But since the 2000 years since then, ironically, the constant wars on Roshar meant that there was no shortage of skilled fighters, scholars, tacticians, and leaders. That's why the pursuer could kill every other radiant in the old days but sucked ass against Kaladin, because Kaladin was *trained* to really fight. Perhaps Honor or some other person, maybe a secret corrupted Radiant, had forseen this, or maybe things just worked out like they did. The old Radiants were heroes, even in their shame

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We’ll have to do dinner Thursday night instead.

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Navani *is* fantasy Oppenheimer. Raboniel is fantasy truman

Navani ending up in a homoerotic rivalry with fantasy Oppenheimer was not on my Rythm of War bingo card

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I'll say this here because I don't want to go to Twitter but I feel like most anime fans need to read a fucking book. Or learn what the three act structure and character arc are.

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There is no force in the universe that will have you question your straightness than a character in a Sanderlanch.

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wherever kaladin goes a labor union follows

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These reposts have wildly different definitions of the word cringe

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So I'm doing what's basically tradition at this point and catching up on DC comics for the first time in months thanks to wanting to be there for the start of the Absolute Universe with like 50-60 issues to read since I haven't really touched anything since Dark Crisis. So far caught back up on Nightwing(was only a few issues behind) beast world, and going to restart and catch up to the Zdarsky Batman run and then the new Superman and Wonder woman runs which both look good. But I just want to say, if you've been out of the loop Titans and Beast world are 100% worth catching up on, great books and the current arc (completely separate from absolute power) has Trigon get his ass molly whopped in a fight that's no where near close.

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WHAT HAPPENED TO VASHER

- chapter 81, Words of Radiance

More words to live by.

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#pff #shes not even kissing the homies good night #amature

Listen. Listen. This isn't how normal people talk about their friends Marcy. I know what you are.

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Honestly to me it just reads like standard friend dynamics. I haven't read the new book yet, going to pick it up soon, but this is literally how I talk with my friends ngl

i am not understanding rick's thought process behind the characters consistent mockery of percy's intelligence. especially in light of knowing that the characters do value percy as a friend and demigod. he was the child of the prophecy. he jumped into the river styx to better prepare for defending olympus. he used his gods-given wish to build a better future for demigods. he plays an active role as camp counselor at chb and is a respected confidant at cj. he is evidently held in high regard in his absense. but the surrounding characters seem to treat his presence like a hinderance to their peace. it's rather disappointing to read.

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man. Sometimes I think about Oathbringer and Kholinar and him. And I wonder. What could have been