u/WulfDracul — reddlx

Izzy is so pretty 😅.

I don't know if this kind of posts are accepted on the sub but I just had to say this. I'm smiling like a damn fool whenever she appears on the screen.

u/WulfDracul — 9 days ago

▲ 12 r/bakker

Angeshraël

>What greater evidence could there be of righteousness than the willingness to sacrifice a loved one? Wasn’t this the lesson of Angeshraël on Mount Kinsureah? And what better way to sacrifice a loved one than by hating?

Bakker took inspiration from Abraham right ?

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u/WulfDracul — 14 days ago

▲ 306 r/ShitAmericansSay

"The world comes to the US not the reverse"

🤦🏾‍♂️

u/WulfDracul — 17 days ago

▲ 16 r/bakker

Possible foreshadowing in Warrior-Prophet, chapter 10.

I'm on a reread of the book and The Prince of Nothing series in general (I plan to read The Aspect-Emperor directly after this time around), and I have to say that Achamian is my favourite character. I relate to him so much and I feel pity for him. Additionally, I was also happy about him ending up with Esmenet during the Holy War until I reached this foreshadowing passage about what will eventually happen :

>One evening, for reasons he couldn’t fully articulate, Achamian followed Kellhus and Esmenet with a candle, his writing accoutrements, and a sheaf of parchment. The previous night Kellhus had spoken of trust and betrayal, telling the story of a fur trapper he’d known in the wastes north of Atrithau, a man who’d remained faithful to his dead wife by fostering a heartbreaking devotion to his dogs. “When one love dies,” he’d said, “one must love another.” Esmenet had openly wept.

I might be wrong on that being foreshadowing but it made me sad man. His happiness will not last. Kellhus is an asshole.

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u/WulfDracul — 1 month ago

▲ 350 r/Parahumans