The Wind On Fire Trilogy (now contains Spoiler for Firesong)
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What did everyone think of Ortiz?
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He was an interesting character. He wanted to please the master so badly that he was blind to all his evil deeds. even though he was the master's slave. I suppose it's kind of like that thingy when a kidnapped person falls in love with their kidnapper. I really liked his infactuation with Kestrel. That was pretty funny. Those Haths are on fire!
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*nods agreement*
Which is also probably why I'm not even going to bother clicking on it.
I thought Ortiz was a bit unreal, actually. I mean, a warlord and still so innocent? I'd have thought he would enjoy cruelty a bit more. He seems to see burning people only as a necessary evil, or maybe not an evil thing to do at all.
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I think that he was just brainwashed. The master imposed his will on everyone in the mastery. .
Maybe Ortiz was shielded from the brutality of what he was doing by the mind of the master.
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Maybe Ortiz was shielded from the brutality of what he was doing by the mind of the master.
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Re: The Wind On Fire Trilogy (now contains Spoiler for Firesong)
i read the first one but couldn't really get in to it. are the other two better than the first?
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Re: The Wind On Fire Trilogy (now contains Spoiler for Firesong)
They are. I liked the first one too though.
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