#brinsingr

[weirdocritters]

That thing the rider (I forgor his name) did in Vroengard to make it unlivable sounds a lot like radiation tbh. Like turn the matter of your body into energy and "poison in the air" and when Galbatorix pulled the same trick, people losing their hair, getting sick, and dying. Radiation!

[insanity-all-the-time]

carn only died so that paloni didn't have too continue his and rorans love story and that was honestly homophobia

[the-life-of-stella]

Doctor Who And The Inheritance Cycle parallels

Doctor Who makes several appearances throughout the books, including:

• “Lonely god” – Arya mentioned a lonely god while sketching runes on the ground in Brisingr. This was a reference to the television series’ titular character.

• “Raxacori-“ – When asked about a set of runes she was knitting into a hat, Angela responded: “Raxacori- Oh never mind. It wouldn’t mean anything to you anyway.” Raxacoricofallapatorius, home of the Raxacoricofallapatorians, is a fictional planet in the Doctor Who universe.

• “Bigger on the inside” – On the show, the Doctor’s T.A.R.D.I.S. is often described in an ongoing/running gag as being “bigger on the inside.” Solembum may have encountered the time-traveling spaceship, saying “I have seen things that defy belief: whirlwinds of light spinning in caverns deep below the ground, men who age backward, stones that speak, and shadows that creep. Rooms bigger on the inside than the outside…”

[dennissalexx]

Inheritance, book 4 of The Inheritance Cycle

Finally have time to read.