I just lost a big long reply to this UGH THAT IS THE WORST, I AM SO SORRY DX
Bloody Bones came out the year after Changeling: The Dreaming, which is too huge a coincidence for me to think was a coincidence. yeeeah, I agree. Especially since a lot of her stuff seems to be released after something similar---Skin Trade came out after another UF heroine had a book about Vegas and werecats, and after the angel Uriel starting paling around with Harry Dresden (hence the out-of-left-field Angel Michael appearing to save her in that book as well). Wicked and Truth also showed up after the film version of Lord of the Rings, and some fans think they might be Aragorn and Legolas, since they're got long brown and long blonde hair, wield swords, and one walks around in a boiled leather medieval fantasy outfit.
What Magnus is doing is exactly what a changeling (especially a satyr) might do to replenish himself in the game. Changelings need to sort of "feed" on human emotion -- whether lust, fear, admiration for art, love, joy, hatred, etc WELL WHADDYA KNOW, EH?
Yeah, I agree now, at least in regards to this book most definitely
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UGH THAT IS THE WORST, I AM SO SORRY DX
Bloody Bones came out the year after Changeling: The Dreaming, which is too huge a coincidence for me to think was a coincidence.
yeeeah, I agree. Especially since a lot of her stuff seems to be released after something similar---Skin Trade came out after another UF heroine had a book about Vegas and werecats, and after the angel Uriel starting paling around with Harry Dresden (hence the out-of-left-field Angel Michael appearing to save her in that book as well). Wicked and Truth also showed up after the film version of Lord of the Rings, and some fans think they might be Aragorn and Legolas, since they're got long brown and long blonde hair, wield swords, and one walks around in a boiled leather medieval fantasy outfit.
What Magnus is doing is exactly what a changeling (especially a satyr) might do to replenish himself in the game. Changelings need to sort of "feed" on human emotion -- whether lust, fear, admiration for art, love, joy, hatred, etc
WELL WHADDYA KNOW, EH?
Yeah, I agree now, at least in regards to this book most definitely