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I don't watch miraculous anymore, but I saw these images and thought they are so lyrason coded. They are so cute <3
The more I think about it, the more the hawthornes feel like pick me boys...
As I am not really tired of being a hater. Why did jlb made avery the centre of everything in this book? Why was she supposed to be Alice's heir? Just because she is hannah's daughter? Also, I don't really hate hannah, but this series wasn't about avery so why did hannah have such an important role? Just because she was toby's love and smart? That makes honestly no sense, they had no relation to the cult at all. Alice should have been an actual threat. Why can't jlb let hawthornes be villains?
I would have erased completely the whole sa and katalin situation. It would have been better if katalin had chosen to be part of the cult because someone had told her lyra was born dead or something like that. Then years later, omega katalin found out her daughter is actually alive because of the game and she wants her to be part of the cult so she could finally be with her, but katalin is now a psycho and lyra loves her family, so she doesn't want to.
On another note, I honestly hated seeing hannahtoby in all the povs, like why do lyra, rohan and gigi see their eternal love if they literally know nothing about them? I understand that jameson does because he knows all the context, but the others???
Finally, why are the villains in this story so goddamn random? Katalin? The kyrie? Freya? The vega family? Who are they? How can I actually hate them if I don't know them. It should have been someone we knew.
The dead witch being a villain could have been good if she wasn't only there for 5 minutes with zero explanation. It would have been better if odette was the villain, or hannah's sister, or even hannah.
I hate this feeling, because I love these characters and this series and it was just so superficial.
The worst thing about tgb is that I saw the spoilers, and I was genuinely excited about it. Some things were questionable, but I could live with that (except the epilogue). Yet, when I read the book I wanted to cry.
For me, every single tig book had become my favorite after its release (except gu and tsbaf), and the fact this book is one of my least favorite says a lot. I still prefer tgb over tsbaf, that book was awfull, and will be forever hated by me.
The tiny lyra-zara scenes made me belive these two would be close in the future. When zara told lyra that her mother didn't choose her, and then they tore apart her old room, for me that was a cute bonding activity. From what I remember, this is nicest and most honest interaction zara had in the whole series.
This scenes also paralel some lyrason scenes, like for example the "want to do some damage?" scene. Also in gr, lyra asks grayson if he is going to be okay and in his monologue he mentions that he had been asked that question so infrequently if at all. Then, in tgb, lyra asks zara "what about her?" in the sense of what happened to her when she got desinherited or smth like that, and zara answers "that is not a question I am accustomed to anyone asking."
This book reminded me a lot that zara and grayson are alike, that would be why he is her favorite nephew.
I imagine lyra going to zara's wing when she needs to get out of the hawthorne chaos. I also imagine them reading together in zara's sitting room, they don't really talk much, they just enjoy their company.
Continuing my idea of a lyra novel, at this school/university lyra would meet her paternal cousin that would be in the same program.
She would realize her paternal side was also a rich family, and that her cousin is one of the two possible heirs of their fortune because from three children this family had (two sons and a daughter) only two grandkids were born (three plus lyra). Also, only one son is still alive as lyra's biological father and aunt are dead. For some unknown reason the other son is not part of the heirs.
Lyra wants nothing to do with them, but she becomes part of the friend group her cousin is also part of, and things get weird after that. Everything starts to get more dangerous for her, does anyone know about her parentage? Is she safe? Does her family know her existance? Does she want them to know? Does that put her real family at risk?
The more I think about it, the more exciting this sounds. Jlb I'll pay you for this!
I am trusting jlb next book is something like the debutantes, but set in an elite ballet school or in a university with a dance major. Lyra, of course, is one of the main characters, and there is a murder or a disappereance, and her and a group of her classmates end up being somehow involved maybe there is like a secret society, and all that.
No grayson or hawthornes (or adjecents) allowed in this story, just lyra and a group of girls in the middle of the stage. Maybe grayson has a line on the phone with her.
If jlb wants to give lyra even more lore, she could make her meet her biological father's family. Spoiler alert, they are all terrible people.
There are always three... wait no...there were actually four at the end. Like what??? What was the reason??
WHY REPEAT A HUNDRED TIMES THAT THERE ARE ALWAYS THREE FOR IT TO ACTUALLY BE FOUR?!!
Sorry, got mad for a second, but like does anyone actually cares about the kyrie or whatever??? Irrelevant plot.
Omg these scenes! They are so similar, yet they end completely differently.
"What are we doing?"
"Nothing"<<<<< "I would think the answer apparent."
Grayson knew it from the start.
I just realized my book has a typo, it should say "the answer is apparent" not 'the answer apparent". Does your copy has the same one? *nevermind I looked it up, it can be written like that though it is not a common form??
I feel like grayson sang training season every day as a mantra while trying to find lyra. Boy was begging to find his future wife.
I just saw a xander hater on pinterest??? Like what?? Is that allowed?? This person said that all the hawthornes were better than him, and that he was annoying and that he makes everything about him... like what?when? I had seen people calling gigi annoying, I had never seen anyone hating him.
Fyi, Xander is the only green flag in that forsaken family. All the others are redder than red (I still love them, but let's be real).
Grayson after lyra basically accepted his marriage proposal:
Grayson a few minutes later when he remembered he is about to die in vantage:
Tgb was written by puzzle-lover jeb not by psychology professor jen.
If you think about it, katalin sort of avenge her daughter when she took out jameson... or at least I'll think about it that way because if not I will forever crave for jameson's apology.
I feel like the biggest problem this book had was that it was more tell than show.
I am not a writer, but I have always seen that one of the most important advices that are given to new writers is to show and not tell because there is no actual depth in just mentioning details.
For example, lyra was mad at her parents because of their lies, but that was only mentioned not really shown. Her parents went to Scotland and Hawthorne house to look for lyra because they care, this was also told not shown. Most of lyrason moments were like that too, the shaving scene, grayson hitting the tree trunk, when they slept together in hawthorne house, etc. Those moments should have been explored beyond just mentioning they happened.
There are so many more, the other books did a better job at showing us how the characters behave than just telling us.
If you remember other moment write them in the comments please I am trying to do something.
Yall do you think darby has any other family?? Lyra never mentions them, she mentions the kanes, but never people from her mother's side.
Part of me, thinks she doesn't because then her parents/siblings/friends would know lyra isn't really hers. There is no way darby could have hidden that her bf left her a whole baby. I can't believe anyone wouldn't tell her to drop the guy that is constantly leaving his daughter with her.
Honestly this makes no sense, the only way it would make sense is if darby were alone with no family nor friends which would be why she fell for lyra's uncle's lies. This is so sad though, poor darby, she must have been 21-23, not ready for a kid at all and doing all of that on her own.
Why were the men in tgb so aggressive? The only one that did not get on his aggresive side was Xander, all the others were following their most killer instinct. Rohan hit grayson and wanted to fight nora, jameson wanted to kill almost everyone and grabbed savannah, grayson wanted to choke nora, knox fought brady, brady was looking for a fight too, toby thought about fighting katalin, and I am so sure I am forgetting other important moments.
I honestly hated those parts, it reminded me that they are just men after all.
I would have rather if the girls had gotten aggressive, avery should have had a gun, and lyra a bat.