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swugflower · 6 months
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The difference between Inkheart and Inkdeath are literally insane.
The bad guy in Inkheart is like… a local mafia boss and his handful of cronies. Oh no, he put us in the animal stables and people talk about that he enjoys killing but we don’t ever see it and the worst thing he does is giving Mo a cut on the face and putting people in cages I guess.
The bad guys in Inkdeath, however, are the ruler of the land but also Death herself and we desperately fight against destiny. Every other chapter there’s a fight and people get brutally killed. We are about to scatter Mos fucking kneecaps. Mind torture while experiencing actual torture in the underwater dungeon. Everything is out to kill you but with everything going on death is kinda the least of our worries??
Like boi… that’s full a 180,,,,
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maandarinee · 6 months
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the Inkheart books ask the important questions: what if you could talk to your favorite blorbo? What if your blorbo thought you suck? What if your blorbo would like to see you dead?
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saberspire · 3 months
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Sketched fellas cause I’m rereading the trilogy AGAIN
Captioned who’s who in this
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heloss423 · 4 months
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Paul was the perfect choice to play dustfinger but in these photos he's exactly how i imagine Capricorn
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poetic-child-of-night · 10 months
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You felt like home
In the desolate corridors of solitude, I find myself yearning for the embrace of home. It is a longing that permeates every fiber of my being, an ache that reverberates through the caverns of my soul. For home, I have discovered, is not a place, but a person—a singular soul who embodies the essence of sanctuary.
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But now, in the absence of that cherished connection, I am left adrift, yearning for the warmth of their touch and the gentle melody of their laughter. The vast expanse of solitude engulfs me, its icy tendrils tugging at my heartstrings, whispering reminders of what I have lost.
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Each passing day seems to carve deeper grooves of homesickness within me. The familiar routines, once shared, now echo in the hollow chambers of my memory. The quiet moments we cherished, the shared dreams we nurtured—they linger like fading embers, casting a soft glow amidst the shadows of my longing.
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In the solitary hours, I seek solace in the fragments of our shared experiences—the whispered conversations, the shared meals, the tender embraces. They serve as fragile lifelines, tethering me to a sense of belonging that now feels distant, yet remains etched within the core of my being.
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Oh, how I yearn to return to that sacred space of shared dreams, where the symphony of our intertwined souls resonated with perfect harmony. The world, once vibrant and alive, now appears muted and incomplete without the presence of that one person who embodied the very essence of home.
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if you wanna be added or removed lmk
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teresafolchart · 8 months
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if they had tiktok in the inkworld i would fully expect them to post things like this
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peppermintfreak · 3 months
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Listen. Let me cook. Basta could have Middle Eastern ancestry due to prominent numbers of muslim settlers in southern territory of Italy from the 8th to 13th century. Inkworld is more or less our world but stuck in some weird timeframe of the late Middle Ages/ entering early Renaissance mix up (possibly inspired by the illustrations in the silver book, which is a fairytale) which is when Arabs began making their presence known in Sicily and later elsewhere. Basta's parents could have assimilated or otherwise.
Fair hair and eyes are seemingly the standard in Inkworld (e.g: cosimo, the Piper, Brianna, Capricorn etcBattista's remark about their heroes, and Mo being such a big name despite his outlandishly 'dark as moleskin' hair) Being multiracial or at least different ethnicity is uncommon but not unheard of in Inkworld. Basta's the only one from Inkworld, along with the Prince, to have been tan/or dark-skinned and dark-haired enough to warrant a mention (even though that single tibit of a sentence confirming that was more of an emphasis on Basta's state in the cage). Huge shout-out to that one line in Inkheart where Basta gets so close to Meggie's face she sees her own reflection in his eyes that incited all of this.
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a-block-head · 1 year
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You know who’s great? Cornelia Funke
1) she used to be a social worker that helped kids from deprived backgrounds
2) she wrote several fictional series about children confronting and overcoming adversity in several ways
3) She worked with the UN during their “United Nations Decade on Biodiversity” 
4) she doesn’t use her fame and influence to platform ideologies and people that attack marginalized groups 
Seriously, why don’t people talk more about her? 
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“Stories never really end...even if the books like to pretend they do. Stories always go on. They don't end on the last page, any more than they begin on the first page.” ― Cornelia Funke, Inkspell.
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laurikarauchscat · 9 months
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The characters I cared about most in the Inkheart Trilogy
Brianna was treated unfairly by all characters except her parents, and I really wand to fight people on her behalf.
I don't actually care about Farid anymore - he's just here to honor my 14 year old self.
Jehan Jr was cute, and I hope Dustfinger manages to become the father he deserves
Roxane - forest witch in Training
Dustfinger is one of my OG blorbo's. Gwin, of course, is where he belongs.
Nettle - elder forest witch
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littlebodyinkheart · 5 months
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Gwin.......................
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quotestomorals · 5 months
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Stories never really end…even if the books like to pretend they do. Stories always go on. They don't end on the last page, any more than they begin on the first page.
Cornelia Funke, Inkspell
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maandarinee · 6 months
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screaming, rereading Inkspell and Orpheus is "20, 25, idk" according to Farid?????
I first read that book when I was a kid, so my mental image has always been "ah yes, An Adult", but that's full Brat age???
no wonder he's like That aghsjdkd
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saberspire · 3 months
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Prince and his bear :)
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heloss423 · 25 days
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the blue jay and the fire dancer 🔥
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lonnson · 6 months
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The Color of Revenge review ❤️‍🔥📚✨
I really can't believe that I'm reading a new Inkworld book after all these years. I first read Inkheart when I was eleven years old and this trilogy has been my all-time favourite ever since. I reread them about every other year, and boy, do they still hold up!
Now, I went into this new entry cautiously optimistic. I'm not the biggest fan of surprise sequels, I like it when stories end when they're supposed to end and not overstay their welcome.
But I'm so glad to report that this book was indeed good, more than anything it felt like a reunion with old friends. Is it as good as the original trilogy? No, but then, nothing is for me when it comes to books. At a little more than 300 pages, TcoR is a lot shorter than its predecessors, and thus it felt a bit like a bonus "short story" that you can read to spend more time with your favourite characters but that won't rock your world.
Unsurprisingly, the book is at its best when we follow the (in my opinion) best character, Dustfinger. I liked that the story centered around different characters this time instead of Meggie (who I honestly despised in Inkdeath, so I won't complain) and her family, even though I would've loved to see a bit more from Elinor, Fenoglio, Violante or Farid. The heart of this book are Dustfinger and the Black Prince, their past and friendship. Unfortunately, here's where we get to my first complaint: their real names are revealed and I didn't like it. It's nothing that ruined the book, but I'm just not a fan of authors making up some new background lore for long-established characters and selling it to the reader like this has always been canon. It just didn't make any sense to me that these 40-something life-long friends suddenly referred to each other by their "real" names when they have never done so in ~1500 pages of story prior to this book. Another minor complaint I have is that the book definitely could've been longer. We rushed through the plot sometimes (especially in the beginning, after that it thankfully slowed down) and I think this could've easily been another 500 page book. Like, when Dustfinger finally reveals to his best friend where he's been all those years - a VERY big deal in the context of these books - it happens off-screen! And, to quickly get my last gripe out of the way, I think the book relied too much on magic and new characters (that I didn't care all that much about) for the final act.
What was just as good as ever was the writing, it instantly pulled you back into the Inkheart-feeling. Just like the og trilogy, this story isn't afraid to be dark and gruesome, which I always loved about these books. Cornelia Funke writes fantastic villains, and even though I don't think anything can ever top the squad of truly terrifying antagonists from the original trilogy (Basta, Capricorn, the Adderhead, the Piper), the villains in this one were once again diabolical and detestable. Orpheus's ending was satisfying and he actually worked really well as the main villain of this story, given that his love-hate feelings for Dustfinger needed to be resolved once and for all.
I was really afraid that TcoR would fall into the "unnecessary sequel" trap but thank god it didn't. If you're a fan of the Inkworld, I think you will enjoy this short and somewhat bittersweet reunion with the characters we've grown to love and I'd definitely not mind returning to the Inkworld for another adventure.
Bottom line: I miss my husband the Piper, sexiest man alive (or rather, NOT alive 😭)
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