VOLUME 7 COME TO ME. *attempts to speed up publication schedule by sheer mental will*
Yeah - it's definitely not perfect, but there's a lot of things that it does incredibly well. (It amazes me more because I have yet to be that impressed by anything else Tad Williams has written. Where did Otherland come from, Tad Williams! And where did it gooooo. D:)
That is one of the amazing thing about Sunshine, is how incredibly relatable she is! And I loooove her relationship with her mom, messy as it can sometimes be.
OH MAN but how can I talk about awesome female characters without spoiling you? D: Because the third book has some awesome ones. I will try to be vague . . .
Yoko: UM HOW MUCH DO I LOVE YOKO. I LOVE YOKO SO MUCH I WROTE A WHOLE LJ POST ABOUT HOW MUCH I LOVE HER AND IDENTIFY WITH HER. THAT IS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOKO. I mean BASICALLY she is one of my favorite fantasy heroines of all time, because it's not easy, and because of how much she grows, and because even though she had no real connections at home she still wants to go home and change that. YOKO. <33333
Risai: So I . . . am discovering I have kind of a thing for awesome lady generals? Risai is THE AWESOMEST lady general. I like the way Sea of Wind works out, but I am still a little sad that she wasn't king, because dang would she have been amazing at it. She is hardcore without losing her kindness and she has an amazing sense of perspective. And I want her and Taiki to be BFF forever.
Ribi: You haven't met Ribi yet, but she is seriously amazing. She is one of Shoryu's councillors and the ambassador to a potentially rebellious province, and she is completely loyal and dedicated and ruthless - one of those characters who is willing to sacrifice a lot for her ideals. There's a scene where she is stating once again her loyalty to Shoryu and to the kingdom, and Enki is being a total brat, all "I bet that's because you loooooooove him! SHORYU AND RIBI SITTIN' IN A TREE," and she just refuses to be swayed or bothered at all - it's not about that, it's about doing what you know is right.
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Yeah - it's definitely not perfect, but there's a lot of things that it does incredibly well. (It amazes me more because I have yet to be that impressed by anything else Tad Williams has written. Where did Otherland come from, Tad Williams! And where did it gooooo. D:)
That is one of the amazing thing about Sunshine, is how incredibly relatable she is! And I loooove her relationship with her mom, messy as it can sometimes be.
OH MAN but how can I talk about awesome female characters without spoiling you? D: Because the third book has some awesome ones. I will try to be vague . . .
Yoko: UM HOW MUCH DO I LOVE YOKO. I LOVE YOKO SO MUCH I WROTE A WHOLE LJ POST ABOUT HOW MUCH I LOVE HER AND IDENTIFY WITH HER. THAT IS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOKO. I mean BASICALLY she is one of my favorite fantasy heroines of all time, because it's not easy, and because of how much she grows, and because even though she had no real connections at home she still wants to go home and change that. YOKO. <33333
Risai: So I . . . am discovering I have kind of a thing for awesome lady generals? Risai is THE AWESOMEST lady general. I like the way Sea of Wind works out, but I am still a little sad that she wasn't king, because dang would she have been amazing at it. She is hardcore without losing her kindness and she has an amazing sense of perspective. And I want her and Taiki to be BFF forever.
Ribi: You haven't met Ribi yet, but she is seriously amazing. She is one of Shoryu's councillors and the ambassador to a potentially rebellious province, and she is completely loyal and dedicated and ruthless - one of those characters who is willing to sacrifice a lot for her ideals. There's a scene where she is stating once again her loyalty to Shoryu and to the kingdom, and Enki is being a total brat, all "I bet that's because you loooooooove him! SHORYU AND RIBI SITTIN' IN A TREE," and she just refuses to be swayed or bothered at all - it's not about that, it's about doing what you know is right.
Iiiif we are keeping up the chain: Princess Tutu!