#cr4e2

whitney’s commitment to staying in character during that final scene is just stunning. beautiful narration + horrifying sound effects from brennan as always, but she hardly even looks at him — she’s glued to wicander with the sadness of someone watching a flower wilt. loss of innocence in real time and there’s nothing you can do. incredible

he's a paladin. he's a sorcerer. he has the lucky feat. he has sunset eyes and a distinctive birthmark. he carries around a child's bracelet. he has a tattoo that says "have mercy on those I send you." he was "passed off to some mercenaries" by his dad when he was like 12 as a "second chance." he fought in a war at age 15. that's right: he's azune nayar

Occtis saying he doesn't know who Vaelus' god is and her response being "how sad for you" and then going back to matter-of-factly asking questions is SO GOOD actually. Wild that there are people alive who never knew the gods. That almost all of the people alive never knew the gods??? Like... how fucking isolating.