current (re)read: Fool's Assassin by Robin Hobb Fitz and the Fool trilogy 1/3 It's finally time lads let's gooo

I missed Bee 🥰✨️🐝💜

He is also the worst and never stops lying to Molly for not even any good reason he can name. There is really no fixing him

I adore him, Fitz is so dear to me. What a lad! Little bouts of self-awareness that make him all the more endearing

Gay gay homosexual gay

Insane people remembering the Fool's hands well enough to carve/recognise them obviously as his without even needing to confirm it verbally And then the sharpest envy he had ever felt oh I'm sure, not like there's anything else that could have provoked strong envy in him before

Did not remember Chade's adoptive father being called Rogan Hardhands do we think there's a relation to Cravit Softhands

"my stepmother died and the boys moved out which took us a year to get used to" followed by a paragraph of them getting used to their life and ending in Fitz being horny about Molly JUSTICE FOR PATIENCE she deserved more 😔

Absolute yearner

Immediately delighted by all the stupid ass names in Withywoods, the horse Tallfellow being looked after by Tallerman, Cravit Softhands being Revel's predecessor, I love it

Rated this one 5/5 on my first read, it's a generous 4 on the second I would say, but still my favorite of the rwc series. I liked it alright but thought the continuity to some of the rest of the series wasn't all there. The ending does feel satisfying despite being a bit short.

That entire scene of Thymara and Rascal going down the well to get the silver is really good and has awesome tension and drama, both because you're mad Thymara is being forced to do this and because of the suspense and how genuinely scary it is. One of my favorites