All the facts!

I tbh did NOT like the MPHFPC movie just because I'm a huge fan of the novel and graphic novel so everything in it made me upset.

Jacob himself could be biracial. Like if they were going to have only white loop people in the film they could've made the kid from the state with a high latinx population have a Latina mom or grandma. It's not out there at all

Honestly, I'm kind of tired of people saying the books weren't diverse and the movie was white washed and Tim Burton's a racist. People really need to consider the time and location of the book and that there really weren't very many coloured people around Wales at all! As for the movie, when people say that they're all so white and pasty that's probably because of the weather in Wales. It's getting so ridiculous and everything I see about mphfpc is just bitching about diversity and racism.

Are there any canon LGBT characters in the books? I never saw anything but idk if you did

would't it be amazing to get spin off series of miss nightjar and her peculiar's? Or the perspective of a hollow like the mental and emotional state? if peculiarity's vary should't their be a peculiar who can turn into a hollow willingly and back to normal form and kind of act like a double agent?

The anon flaw spotter– there's too much content to describe, but the flaws themselves are 1: the soldier in the picture (HC); 2: Emma's direct (HC), Emma's indirect (LoS); 4: "loop" holes 1 (HC), 2 (LoS) (concerning peculiars), 3 (LoS– concerning time and aging), and 4 (MPHFPC– concerning a conversation post-climax that indirectly leads to–); 8: The father's odd arc (between the ends of the 3 books); 9(ish): ambrosia (LoS– concerning Bentham's vial). Name one, and I'll go into more detail.

How old are the blind brothers according to Jacob?

There are (sadly) nine flaws throughout the trilogy.....

Do you remember where is quoted that Ms Nightjar looks after the "hard cases" or how it's explained?