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feluart · 1 year
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Back when studying at Sinegard and competing against a spoiled cry baby brat were the hardest parts of life 🥹
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essayisms · 7 months
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No one was kidding when they said how good this book is - and Fantasy really isn't my usual genre. I had no plans on buying it just before visiting Oxford but I picked it up in a bookshop I hadn't planned on going to before I left and haven't put it back down.
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textposts that remind me of the poppy war:
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pipsaura · 1 month
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something about rin being betrayed by everyone in her life and in her final moments turning against the only person who would never betray her because that’s all she’s ever known (they make me go insane)
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a-feller · 3 months
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got gaybaited hard by that one scene really near the start of the book
Except now I realise it wasn't bait. It was a lost oppurtunity taken partially by western imperialism and colonialism. It was something perfect that was never meant to be and could never be. This is angsty in the worst way.
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artsychanel · 11 months
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my favs. reading book 2 and i'm absolutely terrified for all of them. please send thoughts and prayers for my sanity as i move forward what are they called? the fruity four? the altan fan club? the altan hate club? idk
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annie-handholder · 4 months
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trying to cope with the dragon republic ending 🥲👍
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learnelle · 2 years
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Day Two - The last book I finished is Babel. Without a doubt, it’s the most important dark academia book to read if you are interested in this genre. The criticism, the setting, the characters and the whole book is just phenomenally done. While reading it I was just completely in awe that one singular person wrote this book. Like, in a YEAR. I’m manifesting a Victoire sequel or a Griffin prequel 🕯
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sunscreenstudies · 2 months
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-> my bookstagram
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blackthornarchives · 26 days
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altan trengsin the man you are
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larc-en-punk · 1 month
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finally finished reading the poppy war trilogy and i have WAY too many things to say about it, but first let me shed light on one of the mysteries regarding altan's death (because as the last speerly, a legend itself, he remained a mystery to everyone even in death) and why chaghan couldn't find any trace of his soul after passing: it can clearly be linked to how his soul was connected to rin's, as the last two speerlies even their wills became alike (or at least altan made sure to mold rin's will like his), altan's soul was coexisting in rin's body, in rin's mind; chaghan couldn't find any trace of his soul because only after rin's death he would finally be free from any "speerly rage", because there would be no speerly left to pass on what the genocide of their nation truly meant to them.
but, while reaching this conclusion, i also had the realization that altan's soul was actually scattered among everyone. everyone had a little bit of altan in the end, right? rin gained his rage, suni gained his empathy, chaghan gained what we could call somewhat love.
altan's soul became part of rin's, yes, but it was also shared among everyone. therefore, in the end, he did not have anything to himself just like what he had learnt during all his life.
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xueyuverse · 10 days
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Even though I love Nezha and ship him with Rin, I don't see him being someone Rin needs or would love, so much so that she didn't love him for a long time anyway.
His mind was always very closed, he was never able to see the world beyond his father's eyes, or was unable to believe that there could be a world beyond what his father believed.
And Rin, being a war orphan who grew up in a small town and with dark skin, knows that the world under the vision and control of people like Yin Vaisra didn't contemplate people like her.
While Rin was alive, Nezha was not able to see a world that worked through Rin's vision, because Rin being alive meant the eternal risk of more and more wars because of the Hesperians, and he preferred false peace through Hesperian colonization than the rebellion for the independence of a sovereign country that embraced people like Rin.
Nezha loved Rin so much, but she wasn't enough and Rin knew it. She knew that as long as she was alive, not even Nezha, who was once her friend/ally, would give her peace. She knew that she would not be a good ruler, so she accepted that, after destroying the entire greatest force that would make Hisperia sovereign over Nikara, the best option to rule Nikara was Nezha.
Unfortunately, Nezha was too cowardly, his mind was too closed, his racist views were still too strong, his belief in Rin was too weak.
Imagine what it would have been like if he had believed in Rin and stayed by his side, I highly doubt Hisperia would have had any chance of winning, no matter how hard they kept trying.
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pipsaura · 1 month
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forever thinking about that one scene in the dragon republic when rin tries out the wings kitay made for her and they’re just so happy and when she comes down she shouts move! but he just grabs her wrist and swings them around until they collapse in a tangled laughing heap of leather and silk and limbs and she says “i love you” and kitay gives her a tired smile “i know”
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adorablecrab · 9 months
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R. F. Kuang. (2022). ‘Babel’, 108 | Mcelroy, Justin. (2022) ‘My Brother, My Brother and Me’ episode 624
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dark-giver · 3 months
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Oh, boy, now I understand why ,,It ends with us" and ,, Shatter me" have taken over booktok - booktokers will never be able to recover mentally if they read books like ,, Ninth house", ,,The poppy war" and ,,Red rising".
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