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It's 00:07 right now and I want to go to sleep but I also want to keep reading!😫
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It kinda messes with me how we are told that a lot of magical beings are endangered after being hunted for their magical “body parts”, but throughout the book we keep seeing everyone including Aila use magical items from these animals. I don’t know if they figured out how to ethically get these things but it just feels weird especially for Aila- the number one magical animal lover to be using all these products.
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It kinda messes with me how we are told that a lot of magical beings are endangered after being hunted for their magical “body parts”, but throughout the book we keep seeing everyone including Aila use magical items from these animals. I don’t know if they figured out how to ethically get these things but it just feels weird especially for Aila- the number one magical animal lover to be using all these products.
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Somewhere Beyond the Sea
T.J. Klune
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She used to think the problem was that Argantians and Llyrians were too intractably different, and that was why they couldn’t stop going to war and hating each other. Now, after living in the divided city for six weeks, she understood that it was the opposite problem. Argant was always claiming that Llyrian treasures and traditions were really their own. Llyr was forever accusing Argant of stealing their heroes and histories.
i see what themes author wants to touch upon in her work, but as ukrainian, I feel about anxious about execution. if anyone could tell me how they found this plotline/theme in the book, i would really appreciate it. spoilers or no spoilers, your comments are welcome.