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"In El-Harim, there lived a man, a man with yellow eyes!
To me, he said, 'Beware the whispers, for they whisper lies!'"

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Spoilers! Spoilers! Spoilers!

Drawn very soon after finishing the book. I LOOOOOOOOVED it!! Especially Murtagh and Nasuada. It was Murtagh I was really agonizing about these past three years, because, as I realized while reading the last book, if his ultimate fate was not done atall right, then I frankly did not care about any of the rest of it. Now that's not to say that I don't care about any of the other things in the book but Murtagh, it's just that what happened to him would be too integral for it to be done wrong and me to still think well of the book as a whole. But as it turned out, my fears were groundless. Took like, 400 pages to actually GET to the awesome Murtagh stuff, but it was all totally worth it. Though I never would have guessed about the shipping! I mean, I'd heard of people shipping that, but I thought it was quite conjecture-y. But now! I love this ship WAY more than any other in the series! Heck, I think it's my new OTP (that is, my current OTP. My Ultimate and Eternal OTP is and forever shall be Nysric.)

Anyways, I found that illusion incredibly sad. Nasuada's longing for children is such an awesome quality. It's one I have myself, and is often downplayed in today's literature, because feminists hate motherhood and want nothing to ever promote it.
The whole ship's sad really. ;_; But I don't wanna hear any a this crap about how it "Didn't get a satisfying resolution." COME ON. It's the very beauty of this romance that it's sad. They couldn't very well get married, as no one would trust Nasuada then, and the fact that we didn't hear their final conversation is fitting; the most romantic things should be private. And seriously, for love to be real, it has to remain even through hardships. Yes, they never got married. No, he never said "I love you" (what he did say I find EONS more romantically fitting for the situation and original.) and yeah, they may have never seen each other again. But if those trifles are enough to kill a love, then it was never very strong to begin with. And I personally think their love is.

More Murtagh x Nasuada (what shall we call that? Nastagh? Murada?) to come!

Characters copyright Christopher Paolini. (and my hat's off to 'im!)

Description
"In El-Harim, there lived a man, a man with yellow eyes!
To me, he said, 'Beware the whispers, for they whisper lies!'"

~

Spoilers! Spoilers! Spoilers!

Drawn very soon after finishing the book. I LOOOOOOOOVED it!! Especially Murtagh and Nasuada. It was Murtagh I was really agonizing about these past three years, because, as I realized while reading the last book, if his ultimate fate was not done atall right, then I frankly did not care about any of the rest of it. Now that's not to say that I don't care about any of the other things in the book but Murtagh, it's just that what happened to him would be too integral for it to be done wrong and me to still think well of the book as a whole. But as it turned out, my fears were groundless. Took like, 400 pages to actually GET to the awesome Murtagh stuff, but it was all totally worth it. Though I never would have guessed about the shipping! I mean, I'd heard of people shipping that, but I thought it was quite conjecture-y. But now! I love this ship WAY more than any other in the series! Heck, I think it's my new OTP (that is, my current OTP. My Ultimate and Eternal OTP is and forever shall be Nysric.)

Anyways, I found that illusion incredibly sad. Nasuada's longing for children is such an awesome quality. It's one I have myself, and is often downplayed in today's literature, because feminists hate motherhood and want nothing to ever promote it.
The whole ship's sad really. ;_; But I don't wanna hear any a this crap about how it "Didn't get a satisfying resolution." COME ON. It's the very beauty of this romance that it's sad. They couldn't very well get married, as no one would trust Nasuada then, and the fact that we didn't hear their final conversation is fitting; the most romantic things should be private. And seriously, for love to be real, it has to remain even through hardships. Yes, they never got married. No, he never said "I love you" (what he did say I find EONS more romantically fitting for the situation and original.) and yeah, they may have never seen each other again. But if those trifles are enough to kill a love, then it was never very strong to begin with. And I personally think their love is.

More Murtagh x Nasuada (what shall we call that? Nastagh? Murada?) to come!

Characters copyright Christopher Paolini. (and my hat's off to 'im!)