That is a big number! And the consequences of just ONE person, that influenced A LOT of how the current world works, not existing are massive. – Kelsea goes into the past and changes a whole 300 years worth of history – unlike Days of Future Past that only changes some 50-60 years. And first of all WHY?!!! Why did he have to die? To motivate Katie to fulfill William Tear’s utopia? I just don’t see the point in killing him.
What was the point of going back in time if you’re only going to kill Jonathan Tear yourself. How do I make a good ending out of this?” I guess she was thinking… “Huh… Kelsea’ll have to face Row Finn eventually. – The author uses time-travel as a means to resolve a seemingly hopeless corner she wrote herself into.
Sure there were instances of Kelsea being able to insert herself into the body of the person through which she was seeing the past, but that didn’t mean she could completely enter the timeline she meant to alter and completely change it drastically. – First off there is no actual build up to the time that it actually occurs. I believe there a number of reasons for readers – myself included – finding this ending unsatisfying. The resolution to this threat? Kelsea uses the Tear sapphire to go back in time and kills the Big Bad – Row Finn – before he even became the Big Bad.Īs a plot device, the ending of is very similar to the ending of X-Men: Days of Future Past, however the latter FEELS more satisfying because it was built up from the beginning. Kelsea goes back to save New London from the Arvath-Mort alliance and succeeds but then Row Finn and his armiy of undead children come and slaughter everyone to get to her. You know, my mind is jumbled by the ending so I guess I’ll have no other choice but to dissect it. May contain spoilers! Read at your own risk! Yey! I finished another series 😀 – admittedly with a lotta issues I have to discuss and with the official date of my finishing it being today instead of yesterday, but *shrug* fuck it, I read most of it in January so it’s a January read.
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