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<blockquote data-quote="Kalanyr" data-source="post: 1528484" data-attributes="member: 190">Yeah understandable, I actually agree with you on most of the gripes you've made. I didn't realise it was the main characters you were referering to, with respect to the racism thing, yeah Axis especially seems to take to it very easily given his upbringing ( but that does get SOME explanation later, not enough (and it probably makes even less sense., Faraday is less unexpected than Axis, she's quiet naive and noble, very innocent, she seems less touched by the upbringing than most, but even then it does seem very sudden, you'd expect a bit more. Azhure was tortured by the people of the village she lived in so I guess it makes sense for her too, I mean if someone tortured me like that I'd be willing to go along with pretty much anything they hated. Still all that said now that I look back it does seem very sudden, I guess a lot of it was clouded over by the magic of time passing. I totally agree with the Sentinels bit. That was kinda silly. And just in case it seems like I am, I'm not on a personal crusade in defence of the books , they definitely had their flaws, I've just never seen anyone else who's read them and felt like talking about them, and I remember coming off with an overall decent impression, but as they say different strokes for different folks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kalanyr, post: 1528484, member: 190"] Yeah understandable, I actually agree with you on most of the gripes you've made. I didn't realise it was the main characters you were referering to, with respect to the racism thing, yeah Axis especially seems to take to it very easily given his upbringing ( but that does get SOME explanation later, not enough (and it probably makes even less sense., Faraday is less unexpected than Axis, she's quiet naive and noble, very innocent, she seems less touched by the upbringing than most, but even then it does seem very sudden, you'd expect a bit more. Azhure was tortured by the people of the village she lived in so I guess it makes sense for her too, I mean if someone tortured me like that I'd be willing to go along with pretty much anything they hated. Still all that said now that I look back it does seem very sudden, I guess a lot of it was clouded over by the magic of time passing. I totally agree with the Sentinels bit. That was kinda silly. And just in case it seems like I am, I'm not on a personal crusade in defence of the books , they definitely had their flaws, I've just never seen anyone else who's read them and felt like talking about them, and I remember coming off with an overall decent impression, but as they say different strokes for different folks. [/QUOTE]

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