#assassin apprentice

[cityofbullshit]

Today I started the Realm of the elderlings by Robin Hob. I'm on chapter 10 of assassin apprentice. And I haven't stopped stressing and crying since chapter 2. Worst, or best depends on perspective i guess , thing is I convinced a friend of mine to read it with me. I think I'll hear from his therapist for this one.

Needles to say I'm obsessed. But please people taht already know what happenes, without spoiler, tell me that Fiz ends up being happy

[ceelestinae]

Fitz in the first trilogy. Tree version of him, I gave a silly poetic name of each of his "era"

Le prince bâtard/The bastard prince

Les heures du loup/the wolf's hours

La quête de (la) Vérité/Verity's Quest

+ a little silhouette of Fitz's clothes in Buckkeep. Sorry Fitz, I like you with big sleeves.

[magnusbae]

"I wonder if I can write this history, or if on every page there will be some sneaking show of a bitterness I thought long dead. I think myself cured of all spite, but when I touch pen to paper, the hurt of a boy bleeds out with the sea-spawned ink, until I suspect each carefully formed black letter scabs over some ancient scarlet wound." —Robin Hobb

[give-them-cakes]

I'm almost through Assassin's Apprentice and here's my superficial understanding of it. Thanks for coming to my TedTalk.

[ignite-the-stars]

Burrich is my fav. 

[cityofbullshit]

Ended chapter 13 of Assassin apprentice. And I will die for lady Patiance, I'll kill for lady Patience either way what a blessing she is.

[joncronshawauthor]

Dawn of Assassins - chapter one (excerpt)

Gaslamps illuminated the flagstones with dull light, bringing with them the constant hiss of the Nordturm night. Fedor raced across Kathryn Square when a pair of patrolling constables disappeared from view. He knew their route well, their timings, their patterns, their habit of doling out violence before asking questions. He’d been at the receiving end more times than he could count, but nothing…

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[chibicloud]

"Chade, I know the Fool is strange. But I like it when he comes to talk to me. He speaks in riddles, and he insults me, and makes fun of me, and gives himself leave to tell me things he thinks I should do, like wash my hair, or not wear yellow. But," "Yes?" Chade prodded as if what I was saying were very important. "I like him," I said lamely. "He mocks me, but from him it seems a kindness. He makes me feel, well, important. That he could choose me to talk to." Chade leaned back. He put his hand up to his mouth to cover a smile, but it was a joke I didn't understand. Fitz talking about the Fool: Assassin's Apprentice - The Farseer Trilogy - Robin Hobb