[ SECRET POST #3129 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3129 ⌋

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

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Comments

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[badass_tiger]

Homeward Bounders is such a good book though. I like how Diana Wynne Jones never 100% villainises her antagonists, like how Prometheus didn't really hate Them despite everything, and the scene where Prometheus comes back to his valley is quite lovely.

Yeah, I liked it a lot at first, the whole thing with Polly and the adventures she and Tom made up and weirdly came true, but then the narrative came back to the present day and it was just ridiculous imo. I really disliked how weird their relationship turned out in the end. That was just so not cool.

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[(Anonymous)]

Her male antagonists don't tend to be 100% evil, but she's written some horrific unforgivable women.

Re: spoilers

[(Anonymous)]

Eh... Kankredin, Uncle Ralph, Keril starts out sympathetic but ends pretty awful, both the uncles in Conrad's Fate, most of Marianne's family in Pinhoe Egg, almost all of the villains in Merlin Conspiracy (which is spread out between 100% evil men and women, which is on theme). Those are all unforgivable male villains. She didn't just do awful women.