Holland and Clarke were entertaining this chapter. I like seeing characters actively work to piece things together, so them discussing the context of the attack compared to the previous one was enjoyable.
That referendum Clarke didn't catch can, in no way ever, cause problems down the line.
Ugh. Kind of assumed poor Vieter was killed. Poor, poor patsy. Disabled and going to jail is certainly no fun for him. Still, perhaps he can be a useful source of information.
Holland is SUCH a prick, he's much more enjoyable to deal with when Clarke is viewpoint. No medical care, indeed. I'm sure, overall, Palinor medicine (for those who can afford treatment, of course) is superior to Mid-Earth's. If you have people who can manipulate brain chemistry to provide subtle directional cues in battle, getting flesh to mend, in comparison, is gross manipulation (literally, depending on the wound) and child's play.
Holland and Clarke were entertaining this chapter. I like seeing characters actively work to piece things together, so them discussing the context of the attack compared to the previous one was enjoyable.
That referendum Clarke didn't catch can, in no way ever, cause problems down the line.
Ugh. Kind of assumed poor Vieter was killed. Poor, poor patsy. Disabled and going to jail is certainly no fun for him. Still, perhaps he can be a useful source of information.
Holland is SUCH a prick, he's much more enjoyable to deal with when Clarke is viewpoint. No medical care, indeed. I'm sure, overall, Palinor medicine (for those who can afford treatment, of course) is superior to Mid-Earth's. If you have people who can manipulate brain chemistry to provide subtle directional cues in battle, getting flesh to mend, in comparison, is gross manipulation (literally, depending on the wound) and child's play.