[ SECRET POST #2979 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2979 ⌋

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Comments

Old rant. Old, old rant

[feotakahari]

I hate heroic fantasy's obsession with characters who're so wise and powerful they can do literally anything and any character who calls them out on it is portrayed as wrong for it. Erase a child's memories and forcibly rewrite her identity, murder a young man in front of his girlfriend, let an entire species go extinct because they're no longer useful . . . It's all fine and dandy, because they're so wise and good that it would be pointless to question them.

Re: Old rant. Old, old rant

[bigpaw]

Wait what series in particular are those examples from? They sound pretty ridiculous haha.

Re: Old rant. Old, old rant

[feotakahari]

First was something by Jane Lindskold--I remember it involved a girl raised by wolves. Second was some short story in an anthology. Third was Lone Wolf by Joe Dever. (I could write an entire essay about how disenchanted I am with Lone Wolf now that I'm no longer eight years old.)