Albaie wrote:Sealord Laerio Grynsell wrote:
"You're a good man."
"That's nothing! You're a hero!"
"That means little. Good men are rare. Heroes are forged wherever the war is."
It wasn't exactly like that, but it still moved me.
To quote prince Calder: he hadn't thought much about himself. Turned out he was a sentimental prick.
I always loved Bremer right from the beginning to when he was reinstated but he should give up on that woman already she has married well and has Bayaz on her side don't mess with Bayaz. On that subject I don't like Bayaz anymore he betrays everyone when they make the slightest mistake and I loved when Calder just beat him at the end making his brother king over him.
I liked that too. It was the ultimate nuance: showing Calder doesn't have to be such a prick at all.
Though we shouldn't forget he got a boy killed to get his pieces started.


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