List of upcoming essays on fictional characters. 🙂

[sunlit_music]

King killer Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss.

Characters I plan to write essays or my own thoughts about:

Auri - A total sweetheart.

Denna - You’re welcome to disagree politely, but I think she’s one of the most fascinating characters in KKC. She’s feisty, can sing and is prepared for a fight, and plays the harp. As some Denna fans have mentioned online, she’s emotionally strong and vulnerable too.

The incorrect king killer quotes tumblr website mentions that Denna tries to make Kvothe smile despite her depression and all the traumatic experiences she’s had. This is another thing I love about her. I think there’s more to her than meets the eye, and like other fans have said online (from reddit discussions to the incorrect king killer quotes tumblr), she’s a survivor. 😊

Fela - Sweet, smart and beautiful. What’s not to like? ❤️

Wil - A kind and loyal friend of Kvothe’s. Highly underrated.

Simmon - A thoughtful and intelligent friend of Kvothe’s. I love his relationship with Fela and friendship with Wil and Kvothe.

Arliden - Kvothe’s father. Brave, compassionate and courteous.

Laurian - Kvothe’s mother. She is kind, beautiful, funny and intelligent. Kvothe’s parents are two of my favourite characters, and I’d love to hear more about how they met and the research they did on the Chandrian (the seven murderous magical beings who are the antagonists in the KKC books).

The Chronicler - What can I say? He’s an amazing scribe, talented at short hand, and has a powerful memory I’m jealous of. Plus he’s resilient, quiet, humble and good humoured. Chronicler needs more love. ❤️

Comments

[suzanna-o.livejournal.com]

This book is on my list to read eventually! Would love to see any other reading recommendations you might have. :)

[sunlit-music.livejournal.com]

I’m glad these books are on your to read list! The action and plotting can move slowly at times, but the characterisation, wit and humour is great and the mythology of the fictional world in these books about their equivalent of angels and the Fae is very interesting. 🙂

Other reading recommendations I have are The Lynburn Legacy by Sarah Rees Brennan, which is sweet, thrilling, hilarious and poignant.

I’d also strongly recommend the Vietnamese Australian comedian Ang Do’s autobiography The Happiest Refugee, which is moving, positive and funny despite being heartbreaking.

I definitely recommend any poetry by Pablo Neruda, as it’s beautiful, lyrical, emotional and thoughtful.

[suzanna-o.livejournal.com]

Thank you so much!

[sunlit-music.livejournal.com]

Youre very welcome! 🙂

[night-owl-9.livejournal.com]

Fascinating!

[sunlit-music.livejournal.com]

Thanks! 😊 I’m glad you liked this post.