i feel god in this art museum tonight

throughout their entire time knowing each other, kaz couldn’t wrap his head around why someone who was dealt such a horrible hand by the world could still have faith in it and that’s what turns him back into the obsessed kid who stays up all night trying to figure out what makes the trick work (the reason he fell in love with magic in the first place)

the best part? it’s not only not a trick, but kaz in turn becomes the thing that is magicked, just like the coin. the determination to heal and work through his trauma along with the belief that happiness still exists seem to appear out of thin air within him after years of being a pessimistic grouch. and just like how the coin is never actually gone, neither was that part of him!!! he just needed a little help finding it again.

THOU ART CURRENTLY LISTENING TO

*Gregorian chanting*

13.21

*leper bell ringing*

HIGH MEDIAEVAL FM

*recording of John Lackland sobbing as he signs the Magna Carta*

WHENCE COMETH NAUGHT BUT LITURGIES

LITURGIES

AND MORE LITURGIES

*Templar knights praying out loud*

THIS ISN’T THY GRANDMOTHERES STATION

None of these were anything anyone could've asked her to do because it was physically impossible and she still did it. And then she just left. The crows keep in contact with Inej and drop everything to aid her, but what about Nina? In King of Scars, she's in disguise and misses the crows, but what about after the dust settled after Rule of Wolves? Zoya and Nikolai are in regular contact with the crows, but what about Nina? She now permanently wears a different face and body, she has nothing left of her old life, she pretends to be someone else 24/7. Can she not have her friends? Do they just not think about her?