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The Lark and the Wren - Chapter Nineteen
Sep. 13th, 2020 11:11 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kalinaraLast time, our heroes got married! Six chapters after they met! You can't say they don't move quickly! But it was pretty satisfying I think.
We're reaching the end of what I consider to be the "third" part of the book. The first part, IMO, was Rune's coming of age story. Basically Westhaven and Nolton. The second part was the Faire and the introduction to the Free Bards. This third part consists of little mini-adventures. Altogether, they kind of fit a theme: Rune and Talaysen's romance and wedding, but the plots themselves are standalone. Almost like short stories.
The fourth part is interesting, because that actually is an overarching plot and story, and the one that will lead into the rest of the series. It's a little funny that the "main" plot of the book only starts in the last quarter, but I have to admit, it kind of works for me.
( I'll forgive a lot for entertaining characters. )
We're reaching the end of what I consider to be the "third" part of the book. The first part, IMO, was Rune's coming of age story. Basically Westhaven and Nolton. The second part was the Faire and the introduction to the Free Bards. This third part consists of little mini-adventures. Altogether, they kind of fit a theme: Rune and Talaysen's romance and wedding, but the plots themselves are standalone. Almost like short stories.
The fourth part is interesting, because that actually is an overarching plot and story, and the one that will lead into the rest of the series. It's a little funny that the "main" plot of the book only starts in the last quarter, but I have to admit, it kind of works for me.
( I'll forgive a lot for entertaining characters. )