I’ve pondered this since I first started reading, but I’m fairly positive of it now – the Lady uses a very liberally interpreted, personally-biased view of what people ‘wish’ for.
I mean, that much was obvious beforehand. But taking advantage of “If I wasn’t capable of doing this, I wouldn’t feel so guilty about not doing it” to incapacitate someone, even though you were doing it to protect them, and then claiming afterward that you were just doing it because they wanted it…
One has to wonder if the Lady isn’t engaging in a bit of good old human telling-yourself-something-to-make-you-feel-better.
What are the bird things exactly?
I’m going to call them Mohawk Squids.
Does that enormous death egg belong to Zai’s group?
I think what you’re referring to as the enormous death egg is the Orbs of Rwahle in the background.
I’ve pondered this since I first started reading, but I’m fairly positive of it now – the Lady uses a very liberally interpreted, personally-biased view of what people ‘wish’ for.
I mean, that much was obvious beforehand. But taking advantage of “If I wasn’t capable of doing this, I wouldn’t feel so guilty about not doing it” to incapacitate someone, even though you were doing it to protect them, and then claiming afterward that you were just doing it because they wanted it…
One has to wonder if the Lady isn’t engaging in a bit of good old human telling-yourself-something-to-make-you-feel-better.