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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Krafus" data-source="post: 3536641" data-attributes="member: 27256">Well, I've finished chapter 336...I've gone from not liking Marix for not telling Jyren all the implications of the bond to despising Jyren for being a sullen, whiny brat. Plus his refusal to use the Force was rather stupid. He's already enough of a loser in combat, and now he wants to further diminish what little effectiveness he has? In previous posts I said that Jyren should ditch Marix. Now I think it should be the opposite.Loki's comment about how Marix and Jyren had been intimate on a previous night made me both glad and sad. Glad because it seems they're loosening up about that sort of thing. Sad because we didn't get to see a single moment. Mind you, as I said before, you shouldn't put in something that would shock Eric's grandmother, but a scene where they decide to do it and start embracing, followed by a fade-to-black, would have been nice. As it is, I still feel cheated of perhaps the most interesting part of the relationship, which is quite frustrating while enduring Jyren's whining.Jyren's fight with Jen... I think it was the first time he actually read like a winner. Unfortunately, it was of course too good to last. Instead of finishing his enemy quickly, he lets her live, and in comes the Darkwing. Then Jyren goes from winner to his usual loser habits in an eyeblink. Btw, why didn't he at least try to dodge the Darkwing? Did he roll really low on initiative or the Darkwing rolled a critical?Looks like Jyren finally got the closure he needed with Mare. Hopefully it will make him less petulant in the future.</blockquote>

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