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my water sprite wants to grow out of the water which would be really cute but i cant take the lid off because bettas are jumpers
my safety liability
Jenny Lines... LINES! This is so NOT suited for modern kid's sensibilities!
(I love it!)
"This host is not much more intelligent than a Hork-Bajir!”
OOF!!! It burns!!! (Edriss is nasty lmao)
I'll Never get a good pic of him flaring because hes either swimming around in the perfect spot but hes facing away from me and shimmying around, or hes Right in front of the glass where the light doesnt really reach so he becomes a void
photobomber feat. shramp
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Visser is one of the best books in the Animorphs series
Especially in terms of story craft and using the restrictions imposed on books for children to it advantage
Given how young most animorphs readers are/were when first reading them, this was quite possibly many people's first villain pov story
And that's really the secret sauce to having some of the darkest moments and implications of the whole series
Because to Edriss, none of it was that bad. It was justified. She did it for love, or out of necessity, or it wasn't that big of a deal anyway. So many horrific things happen in the book but they happen just off page, they're glossed over, they're implied but not given the detail necessary to really force you to dwell on the horror during a first read
This is of course because the book needs to be accessible to kids and not overwhelm them or scare them too badly
But it works perfectly in universe! Edriss isn't glossing over how the twins were made or the guy she kept locked in a basement because it's horrific, she's glossing over it because to her it's not
It just wasn't that big of a deal. It's not important enough for details (it's also because she's a huge liar and she's literally on trial. That's part of it too)
I feel like I'm rambling and I've barely scratched the surface of why this book works so well, but if you've read it you get it
also thank goodness 35 actually put that it would continue in Visser at the end. can you imagine if it was like the other chronicles and you just sort of had to guess at the order and went straight from 35 to 36?
"No, Visser, you will not. The Andalites have at long last become fully aware of the situation on Earth. They are assembling a massive fleet in orbit around their home world. It will be ready to launch within months. Target: Uncertain." <Not Earth?> "Earth. Or the Anati world. It will depend on which they decide is more important..."
And now we learn the other game at play. Visser One was never supposed to be found guilty because the Yeerks have a much bigger storm brewing on their horizon.
The trial never mattered... until Visser Three's fake bandit attack and Visser One's real one made it matter. Instead of innocence they end up with suspended death sentences instead, putting the Council in a weaker position for having to spare them.