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Someone as "terrible" as Sinding knowing fully well what he had done and atoning for his crime with a clear conscience, whereas Rathe stood inches away with hundreds on his hands (which a lot would be innocent even then) thinking about justice.
I'm glad that Darius proved to be a less apt(or intentional) Healer than Elysabett was for Isaac, otherwise we'd lose a lot of interesting storytelling here!
(Which I hope I should start with soon again, so many new games to play!)
Happy New Year!
I really feel for Rathe, as he struggles with this new demon. Cant wait for the next chapter!
Endorsed
And now he has the ring!
Can't wait to see where you take this next!!!!
Rathe was bent on meting out justice, yet his fresh new quest has just suddenly taken a MOST unexpected turn now....how will he explain Sindig's escape to Lavinia's dad?
I kinda wondered if Rathe's beast-blood was actually cured, since Sindig's beast-senses instantly recognized a fellow predator on sight.
This can only mean ONE thing: Darius Krex's so-called "Lycanthropy cure" either simply wasn't good or strong enough, or it was, MOST deceitfully, a worthless placebo after all, as I had suspected....^^
Rathe briefly and dangerously contemplated, almost in awe, the sheer strength, speed and agility of werewolves after witnessing the speed of Sindig's almost-effortless escape....perhaps wondering for just an instant, what it would be and feel like....^^
Endorsed.
I'm toasting the New Year with a bottle of delicious Magnotta Vidal ice wine...Yum!
Happy New Year (3 hours to go here), Jess, and Cheers, dear!
Hope you've had a wonderful NYE!!
A very happy new year to you!
Happy New Year back to you and I hope you have a truly wonderful 2014 dear!
Oh don't get me wrong Rathe is one of my favorite characters ever! But I don't see him as a noble hero type lol. So who is worse here? Sinding for killing a child through no wish of his own, that he did not want to do but was forced to? or Rathe who kills for gold.
I think Sinding gets slammed harder because of the psychological impact we all feel when children are involved as they are more innocent, vulnerable, and have so much more potential in life. Anyhow I struggled with all of that in my dealings in the quest as well.
I like the insight Sinding had into Rathe and how he could sense him. I like how he got Rathe to be a little less self-righteous in his approach and forced him to look inside his own soul (instead of a bottle) for a change. On the other hand I think he is to hard on himself for Regan and Fleur but that is the nature of the human mind and blame and guilt.
Very much looking forward to the next chapter!
I'm hoping this quest will wake him up to a few home truths and bring back the cool, calm, cynical master assassin we know and love; not the alcoholic wreck of a man he's become.
Thanks for your comments dear!
Happy New Year 2014 my dear Jess
Happy New Year to you too dear!