I finished the first book in the Liveship Traders series by Robin Hobb so I'm slowly getting some art out of my system. Here's Captain Kennit🏴☠️ (Pls no series spoilers in the replies I thank you kindly)
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I finished the first book in the Liveship Traders series by Robin Hobb so I'm slowly getting some art out of my system. Here's Captain Kennit🏴☠️ (Pls no series spoilers in the replies I thank you kindly)
Brashen, five Vestrits, and two tiny pirates
[sketches from when i was reading mad ship]
hobb sure loves her trauma layers
kennit attempting to breed his live-in situationship with the teen boy in his care is almost unbearable to read about, but it’s really fucking funny that he tried so hard to hint that etta should teach wintrow some of her “worldly” skills and she defaulted to combat. WITH KNIVES.
etta, kill that man and you will be reincarnated as a beautiful lotus flower🪷
Musing about the Ludlucks during my reread. They had notoriously bad luck with Paragon, and Kennit is famous for his good luck. In a way, it's like he has all of the luck his ancestors lacked.
I didn't find much on the etymology of "Ludluck," but "lud" is related to "lord." Lord-luck. On the other hand, to me it sounds like lead. Leaden luck. Bad luck.
This all fits in with the trilogy's themes of family, blood, and cycles. The cycles of violence he repeats. The cycles of slavery he (inadvertently) breaks.
has anyone else tried this hot new drug (getting a pounding headache off more kennit backstory excerpts in assfate)
captain Kennit from ship of magic, love this crazy bastard :)
I wanna make a comic of the first couple of chapters of the ship of magic for some comic practice, so I've been working on drawing some characters until I get the hang of them!
I don't think I ever understood Beloved's driven purposefulness in shifting the wheel of time as well as I do now after meeting Kennit Ludluck. Of course, as Beloved explains to Fitz, events repeat and evil prevails when the wheel of time is not shifted. We see instances of the cycle repeating in Fitz's very own life, e.g. his loneliness as a child and then Dutiful's. But when Etta told Kennit that she's pregnant, although Kennit's first thoughts were of his happy memories with his parents, he then immediately brushed those aside and thought "i will have to hurt my son. Because i have become Igrot he must become Kennit and i will have to hurt him." He doesn't want to. But he feels like it's his destiny, because he's trapped in a cycle and the wheel of time has not yet shifted. There will be no escape for him or his son. And that's why the wheel of time must be shifted from his course, to allow for a better future, a new future, and not just a recycled past.