#redblueinterview

Ronan - Soldier

Adam - Poet

Gansey - King

And it works, it's a fine choice and all. But tbh, I think it works even better as:

Adam - Soldier

Gansey - Poet

Ronan - King

Adam:

- Very knight like has sworn his loyalty and body to cabeswater

- is willing to murder and kill for this

- Takes things into his own hands when he thinks there is no other way to protect and achieve the goals he's set while the others are still trying to decide or talk their way around it

- generally very devoted to his goals

Gansey:

- He is a scholar at heart and can get very poetic with his expressions and thoughts

- He's good with convincing people and manipulating them every now and then to do as he says. Of course sometimes he falls onto his mouth, eg the first meeting with Blue, but it's shown and mentioned a couple times that he can get people to do as he wants just by his phrasing

- He makes some of the decisions, yes but never without consulting his friends. He does his best to weigh in as much as everyone else even despite his automatic leadership role, so I don't see this as a typical ruler type of leadership (this is less of a pro for poet and more of a con for king)

- The whole Words of Power ability

- He loves the planning and thinking, not the action a lot of the time. Yes he enjoys the exploring as well, but most of Gansey's time is spent thinking and reading up and writing down all that he finds. He can get stuck in his own head a bit over some ideas.

Ronan:

- I'm surprised I haven't seen him as King more often. He created a whole kingdom himself haha

- has the weight of knowing everything he created is dependent on his own life on his shoulders

- takes care of his creations because he loves them but also because he knows he is responsible for them and their lives

- knows the pieces he needs to get/dream to solve their troubles, is quick on his feet in making decisions

I've yet to discover where it says that the Gangsey actually forgot about Noah.

Is this a "the author talked about this afterwards" type thing?

Because yes, the books say he "slipped from time" and that can be interpreted as Noah being erased sort of but that's not clear to me and I really just read this as him ceasing to exist from that point on as was talked about whenever they brought up how decayed his soul was.

He didn't "die" because he was already dead, he just stopped "being" from that point on. The next chapter after Gansey died Noah is still mentioned by Blue when they all talk about how Gansey would need a "sacrifice" like Noah was the first time to come back.

Yeah it isn't mentioned that they notice he's gone in the epilogue but a lot of stuff is left open and unsaid.

Lumine is the straight forward, snappy-sassy one who is absolutely ruthless in a fight and will kill without hesitation, while Aether is more polite and sneaky to get his way, cheeky-sassy and tries to avoid killing if possible.

They both have absolute bastard energy, are both amazing and I wish I could hang out with them.

Seemingly not.

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