The fact that these people think that the casual readers link Gwyn's bones to her ability to give birth like a "crumb" SJM left for them when this is the average, casual reader.
This is caricanread. She makes 3-4 hours long breakdowns of SJM books. She's not a shipper, she hardly even gives too much of an opinion unless it's to make fun of a goofy scene here and there. She just summarizes what the books are about.
And this is what she thinks about the "pliant bones" bit of information Gwyn gives Nesta. She picks up exactly what Sarah intended: pliant bones make Gwyn better for training. Which explains why a young Fae who was never trained could keep up with Nesta just so the author doesn't have to spend a hundred more pages making Gwyn catch up with training; even though she hadn't been outside of the library for years, meaning she should've been tremendously out of shape, much like Nesta was at first. And yet, she caught up immediately, from the first training session.
The excerpt is from Chapter 25, in the video Cari is reading Chapter 29. So that's all it is, morons. Nothing to do with breeding or birthing.
This video currently sits at 1M+ views, mind you she doesn't even touch bonus chapters because, as anyone with a brain knows, those are irrelevant to the overarching plot of the series.
So, neither Cari nor her viewers, and neither would anyone with an iota of sensibility on the issue would EVER think Sarah set up Gwyn as a LI because of her bones and being able to have Azriel's kids.
That's just you, and you alone.
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