#aarvaos

Claudia: World hard and cold...titty soft and warm.

Amaya: Girl hot.

I sure hope you don’t do something stupid like get possessed or free Aaravos in season 6!

For those who may not know, Through the Moon is a graphic novel written by Peter Wartman & A*ron Ehasz with the lovely Xanthe Bouma as the artist. Their work is amazing on this book. It takes place a few weeks after seasons 3, leading up to season 4.

Will this book effect season four?

It definitely will! (I’ll get into why in my spoiler review in the next few slides.) But as the team has said, you DO NOT need to read through the moon to understand season 4. It is merely an explanation of a few things that happened.

My Spoiler Free Review

I enjoyed the book overall. I loved seeing a more realistic portrayal of their relationships and a more in depth look as to what Rayla is going through after she “killed” Viren. Also it was just plain nice to get some new content after this looonnng hiatus. Soren I loved! He had such a good few moments in this book. My boy. I still can’t get over how adorable and cute the art is I mean. Look at it.

(Yes I know these are just Soren pictures, but that is besides the point.)

I really recommend this book to any TDP lover (if you’re able to get it) to get it. It feels short, but the plot is overall good. But again you don’t need it to understand season 4.

MY SPOILER REVIEW

Turn back now if you don’t want to be spoiled like- GO!

Rayla’s nightmares!!! I loved seeing those like finally it’s realistic she would be hanging onto the trauma from her past and trying to work through it the best she can. The moments between Rayla and Callum were cute, but I was mostly happy with the fact that they fought and then communicated and got over it like you should do in any healthy relationship.

I really enjoyed the Lujanne content. I forgot how much I adored her! Also seeing her new boyfriend be soft for her as an elf was so sweet.

New Soren content!!!!! That’s all I need to say about that. (He sWEPT the LEG!)

The whole realm between life and death was a really neat concept that they pulled into this novel and it was super creepy to see Viren there in the cocoon like what did Claudia do?! But also Rayla’s assassin group wanting revenge on her for failing them was peak 👌👌👌 angst.

Rayla leaving Callum (on his birthday no less) at the end in search of answers, just made sense to me. She’s used to doing things on her own and everyone she has ever loved “died” protecting her. She can’t risk Callum and I get that, but honestly Callum won’t and will be heartbroken but still- it’s her journey she has to at least start on her own.

I love Bait. That is my last note on the book.