#and chaol

[haveihitanerve]

Lets be honest, if sam hadn't died, celaena never would have broken. She never would have gone with maeve. She would have lived. Lived. 

In the end, everything she did was for him. So that assassins and thieves and dreamers could fall in love and live together for eternity without fear or threat. In a better world. 

[rookamell]

So… do we think that in order for a character who is shown as good but has done bad stuff in the past to be seen as “worthy” of their redemption they have to suffer unimaginably on screen/page or can we use our higher reasoning and like… accept that people can change and move on and be good even though they’ve made mistakes?

[thebraxiatelcollection]

So kingdom of ash is coming out in a few days time and I’m still reading Empire of Storms and I still need to read Tower of Dawn, I just hope I can avoid all the KOA spoilers until I get chance to read the book because BOY. Things are happening in Empire of Storms and Manon Blackbeak is everything.

[ladyzayinwonderland]

You know you’ve got a good guy when you mention your favorite book series just once and find out a week later that he’s on the second book in the series and wants to have conversation about it

[petalsonparchment]

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3kv7LTxpAB/?igsh=MTJ4MDR4andkcmZ5cA==

Petals I'm WHEEZING at this!

“OH SHE SOUNDS LIKE A BITCH”

“EH SHE KINDA WAS”

LITERALLY I AM ON THE FLOOR ALDHAKSHDBSNS

[lady-nestas]

I must surprisingly admit that, upon reading hof, I'm becoming a Rowan girlie

[lostlunarheir]

Heir of Fire is probs my fave because the ending is the most painful thing I've ever had to endure and I love suffering

[bookowlbabes]

I literally can not stop thinking about how different Throne of Glass would be if Dorian was a girl