“Wizard’s First Rule: people are stupid.”
So guys, I finished the book a few days ago! It was amazing. I have to admit, I was stunned at the ending. The bad guy doesn’t usually have time to administer a foreboding warning to their killers, but at the end of the book Father Rahl tells the wizard of a far greater evil which will later reveal itself.
The plight of the Mother Confessor and the Seeker not being able to be together resolves itself at the end; doesn’t that fit? The hero ALWAYS gets the girl. Not exactly a bad thing, but predictable nonetheless. It seems that true love conquers all, and that fake love is poison to the body and soul.
I rather enjoyed this novel and as I’ve stated in the past, anyone who enjoys medieval-like environments with the plot of the story centered around a hero and his quest(s) would find this story to their liking. Something rarely seen in novels such of this is a level of maturity from the characters. All of the main characters had dignity and went about their tasks as adults; sometimes the Seeker would be angry about his fate, but he would quickly get over it and do something about his predicament.
Originally my knowledge of this series was that of the TV show ‘Legend of the Seeker’ which I did not watch on an episode-to-episode basis, which left many questions to be held. I don’t know if the show is very good, but if anyone would like to leave their opinions below and tell me what they think/thought of it, I would be much appreciative. Thank you.
xoxo,
~The Enthusiast
