[ SECRET POST #6358 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6358 ⌋

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


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[12 Monkeys (series)]



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Comments

[fscom]

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[azurelunatic]

I got further in than you did, and it is 0% justice system and 100% fey political+magical fuckery. I noped out after getting through a lot of sex and into the dungeons of the Big Bad. I may revisit in non-audiobook form but I really can't take torture scenes via audiobook

Yikes

[(Anonymous)]

Is there a lot of torture in these books? That's not the impression I had, although I knew it was a plot point.

Re: Yikes

[(Anonymous)]

Not a lot, but there is quite a bit in the last chunk of the first book. It's more the torment-by-task and humiliation variety than straight-torture, if that makes a difference, but still pretty brutal.

Re: Yikes

[(Anonymous)]

DA but oh god that sounds even worse. I would take straight torture over torment humiliation any day of the week.

Re: Yikes

[azurelunatic]

Before I yeeted myself out, there was a loyal retainer who showed up tortured and died, and then later there was the palace/dungeons of the Big Bad with various lovingly described injuries and around that point I asked myself if I really wanted to roll around in this as my happy funtiems audiobook and I decided no, I did not actually.

[(Anonymous)]

It's badly written wish fulfillment fantasy with sexy elves, so yeah, being punished by living in luxury makes a twisted sort of sense.

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for the laugh, OP! Honestly, I can't argue, I would have been a lot more interested if Feyre had been a guy, too. Though he would have still been a bland protagonist who is constantly doing impulsive, stupid shit and getting himself in danger unnecessarily.

With that said, Feyre's punishment is what it is for a reason, which will be revealed later in the book (if you don't guess it first).

I read the first book like two years ago, and I'm only just now getting around to reading the second one. I hear the second one is considerably better than the first, but I don't think anything can really rescue it for me when the first book totally failed to get me invested in any of the characters or the central romance(s).

[(Anonymous)]

These books are so painfully straight and boring. I prefer Holly Black tbh.

[(Anonymous)]

Can't let the majority of the population have books to read.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh yes, because someone else finding those books to straight and boring prevents others from reading them. Poor oppressed straights. Also, not our fault ~the majority of the pouplation~ has shit taste.

[(Anonymous)]

C'mon, saying someone has "shit taste" because they're of a different sexual orientation than you, something people can't choose or change, is an asshole thing to do, no matter the orientation in question.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Do you think people only read romances about their own orientation?

[(Anonymous)]

I think straight people will survive this anon comment saying they didn't care for a series, lol.

[(Anonymous)]

Is it okay to be an asshole as long as the person you're being an asshole to survives it?

[(Anonymous)]

The shit taste is less about the sexual orientation depicted and more about the books being bland, boring and simply not very good.

[(Anonymous)]

Wow that is a record breaking jump there.