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sometimes-almostnever

Selwyn: “Please never make it easy.”

Me:

lol do it again.

retiredficwriter

skepticalcatfrog

"You were never a monster and we were never brothers" was INSANE Nicholas Davis kiss me on the mouth

coolblackgirlshit

The legendborn series is absolutely epic, but devastating in so many crevices. These books have situations and themes plucked right out of the Black American experience. The untraceable family tree. The exploitation. The gaslighting. The fucking hostility. The joy and strength we have even though we’re constantly dealing with some bullshit.

While it has the typical fun stuff, I don’t read these books for love triangle’s. I read them to see her win.

storekn1fe

daughter of daughters

incorrect-legendborn-quotes

Nick, staring at Sel: Ahh. My rival.(affectionate)

Sel, glaring at Nick: Ahh. My crush.(derogatory)

kamaria-7

I’m gonna need ten business days to recover……

btsunyeondan

i love how miss tracy never tries to be subtle with the order’s eugenicist, misogynistic and racist values and beliefs. from culling female scions to moriaen not being allowed a seat at the Table, to their reaction when nick chose bree as his page to the regents’ refusal to reconcile with vera’s rape, to the colonialist history they avoid, to even arthur himself taking advantage of bree’s medium abilities. it’s very in your face and you can never forget it throughout the whole series, which i don’t understand why that’s a negative trait in some people’s eyes especially considering the context of the year (2020) lb was published. but anyways, miss tracy did her big one

kindarella

the most beautiful the most loveliest the most deeriest bree✨

malakki142

Bree: learns her own power, regains her agency, saves the Rootcrafter girls from her fate at the beginning of Bloodmarked, learns from past mistakes, that it is okay to put yourself first

Nick: Defends Bree while finessing the system that both subjugated him and gave him privilege, then uses his privilege to support Bree to the point where he's set ut up to sacrifice himself at the end.

Sel: Survives demonia, regains his own agency and desires outside of someone's weapon. Steps into his true legacy and heritage.

William: learns to put himself first, and that he is only human, he makes mistakes and has the grace to learn from them, truly learns what it means to be an ally

Mariah: learning how to step into her own power and not to hold herself to a higher standard, that she is enough and that she is powerful in her own right, readjusts her relationship with root and familial connections.

Natasia: a peek in on her and Faye's relationship, the complexity of her relatiinship with her son, the yearning and heartbreak can be translated to that of Sel's for Bree as they are Kingsmages not bout to their rightful charge.

Some of y'all, somehow: "Oathbound was just a bunch of filler."

Y'all must have been reading Oathbound from Alice's perspective.

noobboob45

hii!!! here’s some Bree fanart from legendborn bc I love her ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹‼️

the quality lowkey dropped when I uploaded it 😭also please don’t repost my art on other apps ty!!

I will probably post more fanart for this series I just have to lock in

ismyteadoneyet

Me, 0.3 seconds into explaining how Selwyn Emrys Kane and Nicholas Martin Davis of 'The Legendborn Cycle' are infinitely deeper as characters than the "emo tattooed shadow powers guy" and "prince charming in shining armor" clichés they are portrayed as at first glance: