Andrew Minyard was a victim of brutal abuse and instead of victimizing himself he was only ever so stronger for it. Andrew’s fiercely protective streak could be seen to be just as human as it is perceived to be inhuman because that is how he shows his concern and the warped sense of love and family that he feels towards these people. His disregard for the terrible, terrible act that had been committed against him, the violation of his own body while he stared deeply into his brother’s eyes, afraid of the blood he wore that wasn’t even his own. I found this on tumblr and it puts words down okayĭo you ever just hurt when you think about all the times Andrew must’ve taken beatings from his mother in Aaron’s stead? And how he almost killed a bunch of guys for being homophobic towards his cousin? How Andrew would literally stab anyone if he saw a mere scratch on Kevin, if Kevin gets a simple paper cut, if a single hair on Kevin’s head is ruffled, but would voluntarily split his own knuckles open without a second thought? It hurts when I think about Andrew’s hands around Kevin’s neck, how he almost blinded himself in pursuit of Neil after he was taken away. WhAT A GOOD DAY TO THINK ABOUT ANDREIL AND HOW THEY ARE THE GREATEST THING TO HAPPEN EVER IN LITERARY HISTORYĪNOTHER EDIT: You know how I'm always talking about how Andrew is my favourite character ever but I can never decently explain why I cannot wait to read more from Nora Sakavic, though it might be hard to write something that can live up to All for the Game.
This is one of the best examples for character depth as well as female empowerment and equality. It played with my patience and my hunger for more.
Even though I endured some stabs in my very weak heart and shed a tear or three. People got what they deserved, and I got the conclusion I wanted. The King's Men had everything and more: stunning characters and character development, thrill, suspense and excitement through a plot that exceeded expectations, and most of all a worthy and satisfying ending for everyone. Luckily Nora Sakavic succeded to outshine the first and second book with this conclusion.
Their last books just couldn't live up to their prequels. Some examples are Angelfall, Starcrossed and even The Raven Cycle. Loose ends and too open or unrealistic endings happen often. However, only a few of them have an ending that's as amazing, or even more so, as the other books in a series. Honestly, though, there are so many amazing series out there. The King's Men is one of the best books I've read in 2016, and maybe the best conclusion to a series ever - apart from Harry Potter. This king's ruled long enough-it's time to tear his castle down.” “Fight because you don't know how to die quietly.
0 kommentar(er)
