u/IceWizard57

So what are you guys super fixated on right now?

Mine are Marvel and the periodic table of elements :)

ELVES ARE ON ABOUT HOW SMART THEY ARE, BUT THEY SCORN MULTIPLETS, FOR WHAT REASON??? Okay so if human odds carry on over to Elvin statistic (which I am for this) 1 in 83 births are twins, and 1 in 6889 (approx) births are triplets. And about 1 in 700 thousand births are quadruplets. So say there is about 1000 births a year. (Idk where I got that number, but it sounds solid, because I can move the decimal.

calculations:

Twins: if there 1000 births, about 12 births will be twins. Every year. In 10 years, 120 births will be twins. saying that elves are so advance no babies die. Means 240 twins. (approximately). so same goes if there are 100 births a year. About 1-3 births will be twins. which is about 40 twins a decade. You can keep moving the decimal using this calculation.

Triplets: Maybe 1 birth will be triplets every 1000 births. It’s about a 1 in 6889 Chance. Or a 0.14515894904% according to the calculator. Over 10 years there will be maybe 10 at most sets of triplets. If there is 100 births a year, there will probably be 1 set of triplets every 10 years.

When I do math, it’s usually messy, but I hope the numbers prove a point.
Because elves hate multiplets, I assume no one is going on multiple birth fertility treatments or whatever so the population that is multiplet is very slim. There is the whole «  more likely to be talentless » which is fair I guess. And « more trouble making » not fair. being a multiplet dosent define your personality. If anything, making a stereotype makes them more likely to act up to defy????
whatever, just youd think these « oh so smart » elves would maybe think about this more????

and I’m biased because Juline is my baby, but it’s not fair anyway…..

I have a rather apathetic emotion with Keefe. in the story, he is a solid, plot aiding characte, that has a right to be liked, for his funniness or whatever. BUT THIS FANDOM WARSHIPS HIM. He deserves love, but so does literally every character.

he is not some god cause he has nice hair or somethin.

he is OVERATED, and honestly, please be my guest, prove me wrong.

Okay so maybe it’s just me, but the scene in book 1, where Stina tells Sophie that Biana is only friends cause of Bianas Dad, came off as rude or what ever, EXCEPT as a neurodivergent person, that way of telling someone something (example: just saying flat out “ you know bianas only friends with you cause her dad told her too“) Feels like a very relatable conversation, like when I interupted one of my class mates mid presentation to tell them that they were wrong. flat, emotionless information, that comes off as cruel. I didnt mean to offend my classmate, I just saw a problem, and wante to help. it feels the same with this scene. Sophie was getting lied to, Stina knew, and told her. coming off as malicious in the long run…?