[ SECRET POST #2679 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2679 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[hiyami]

Oh hey, thank you for a Black Company secret!
Glen Cook's series is the example I bring up every time people rave about Games of Thrones being the one and only "realistic heroic fantasy" out there, and why of course it's necessary to have 2 rapes per novel for it.

I really loved those novels, though they're probably harder to read than Games of Thrones.
I didn't feel like writing fan-fictions or looking for a proper fandom, though, because the stories seemed well-rounded as they were. There's hardly room for more, is it?

In lieu of fan-art, check the official art covers of the French edition at L'Atalante publisher, by Didier Graffet. They really caught my eyes when I discovered the series.

[(Anonymous)]

Are you saying that Black Company does or does not have 2 rapes per novel?

[hiyami]

It doesn't.
It gets very dark in places, actually it is dark and gritty pretty much all the time, but I don't recall a single rape. Maybe allusions (I last read it several years ago), but not a regular thing.

[ariakas]

I just finished the first book today, and there are definitely direct mentions of rape in it. Nothing happens on screen, so to speak, though.

[(Anonymous)]

Did you forget how they first came across Darling? That was pretty horrific. But even then he doesn't describe it in graphic detail and doesn't try to make it titillating.

[(Anonymous)]

In that case, I'll give it a try!