Rhysand blinked. “What of Mor, Az?”
There's a lot that I think is awful in the bonus chapter, but this is one of my least favorite lines, and I'd love to see more people address it.
Has Rhysand been so checked out he hasn't noticed that Mor hasn't looked at Az once in 500 years? Why does he want him chasing after someone who doesn't want him for eternity? I would rather he address it like a friend, and tell him he is glad to see he is finally getting over Mor, even if it wasn't politically a good choice and it can't happen.
I assume it's Rhysand trying to manipulate his feelings so he feels conflict about his attraction to Elain, but it's an incredibly weak shot since Az's feelings have changed. It should seem pretty obvious to the people close to them.
I straight up hate everything about the Mor plotline, and also question why Cassian spends so much time being attracted to her when his literal mate is in the vicinity.