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Just re-reading the series, where I stumbled upon the bit with Meluan Lackless reminding Kvothe of someone, her hating Edema Ruh, and later in the book, Kvothe reads one of these letters stating that the elder Lackless sister was disowned for running off with a troupe. Flipped through the first book, and I'm fairly certain that Kvothe's mother is the elder Lackless sister. 
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Dienes posted:Except you are forgetting the entire song about Netalia. Not tally a lot less... If that's not intentional, then I don't know.
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I for one, love Pat's writing. I'm currently on my third re-read of the series in as many weeks. Definitely gonna stop after this re-read, otherwise I'm gonna have the book stuck in my head forever.
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Star War Sex Parrot posted:I wish books had change logs. My digital copy of NotW just updated but I have no clue what changed. I thought that maybe they stuck a mention of The Slow Regard of Silent Things in the back, but nope. code:
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Benson Cunningham posted:If he flipped his ratio of Denna and Chandrian, think how good these books would be. The series would essentially be finished halfway through the first book.
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WastedJoker posted:Uh-huh and where do we think it ends up in present day? I got the feeling there was unfinished business. Still don't know why he's called a poet killer, or king killer.
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More time for a re-read then!
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orange sky posted:I find it really hard to tell if you're joking or not Pretty sure he's trolling. Hand signs - each country should have it's own sign language for the Deaf. Rhythm - Most Scandinavian languages loosely have this, I guess.
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thespaceinvader posted:I've said it before and I'll say it again: I find it HILARIOUS that people still believe Rothfuss is going to stop at three books. By the time Rothfuss has finished #3, he's going to be a century old.
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Thoren posted:Why do goons think Patrick Rothfuss is a bad writer? I wouldn't necessarily say a bad writer, but his work ethic is sub-par.
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Opal posted:I hope the new book comes out soon! It did. Someone posted it in it's entirety about six posts ago.
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jivjov posted:Even worse than Shannara's Eastland, Westland, Southland, and Northland? You forgot Centreland!
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Benson Cunningham posted:If anyone does like 'child goes to magic school' books, check out Lev Grossman's The Magicians. The series gets pretty dark, but stays interesting and has a number of good payoffs. It's also set in modern times rather than a fantasy world, so in that sense its closer to Harry Potter than Name of the Wind. That poo poo even has a TV adaption.
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CerealCrunch posted:JivJov puts me in mind of a fellow called Bozeman Pete. Bozeman Pete was a homeless man who lived on the streets of Bozeman, Montana. He was well known in the area, partially because there were very few homeless folks in the city, but also because he had a peculiar gimmick of dressing like a leprechaun. Not gonna lie, this fantastic example of writing was ten times better than the Auri book.
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Evil Fluffy posted:Patrick Rothfuss: A Bad Author in I believe this to be more accurate.
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Solice Kirsk posted:It was an aspect in three parts. I'm sorry, but there's only two parts. The third is just Fallout 4.
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