Everyone's been talking about whether Arin has an elemental power, but I think the better question is whether or not he has a signature weapon like the OG ninjas. My mind immediately darted to his grapple gun, only to realise I nvr saw it in S3 part 2 or even S4. So did something happen to it or did I miss something??
I'm working on a chapter that involves referencing one of those giant pianos you see in cathedrals. I googled it and found out that it's called a Pipe Organ, but I saw somewhere online that there's actually an official tool/website writer's use for things like this. Anyone happen to know what website that is?
I know this book's been out for years and everyone in this subreddit's read it, but humour me for a bit.
Firstly, the characters were a huge switch for me. In the movies, I was meh about Gally, underwhelmed by how little Minho actually spoke in the movie (to me he did) and honestly, didn't care too much about Teresa or Alby. But in the books, Gally is just gone half the story until he just dies and shows up again to kill Chuck (actual heartbreak), I don't really like book Alby, but book Minho is just so sassy and relatable!!! And I know everyone thinks Teresa and Thomas should've been siblings, but to me, I find it kinda flirty the way Teresa treats Thomas (but that part might just be smth wrong with me, so I've been told).
Writing-wise, felt a bit too short as some pretty big scenes and the part where they solve the code was a bit underwhelming, but to me that's weirdly a good thing. It really sold the idea that this was written in Thomas' POV.
Overall: 9/10 read.
There's a lot more, but these are just my favs
Personally, I'd pick wind. Solely for the transportation perk and the fact that my powers can be beneficial to me alone and a compete nuiscene to others.
I just got reddit and almost every post I've seen related to The Flash is hate Iris, hate Cecile, hate late season writing (mostly this). I respect that people are entitled to their opinions, but at some point the hate just seems a bit repetitive and annoying.
Obviously there's the known 3. Fox River, Sona, Ogygia, but Michael was in Ogygia for 4 years and dead for 7. So that leaves 3 years working under Poseidon breaking out of prisons all over the world. Question is, how many??
Granted, his plan was originally well planned and beautifully executed. But when your entire plan revolves around manipulating the smartest man in the world, how stupid do you have to be to marry his wife and expect to get away with it?
Personally, the last few seasons of shows like the Flash just weren't that great and were a bit too weird and confusing for my taste. But when it comes to smth like Legends where the show lives off its weirdness, it'd be one of the few shows I feel like could keep going for a while without losing its touch. That and it ended on a cliffhanger, soo...
Like, besides the eyes-waterring plot and all. Personally, I liked all of three of them.