#NtNSpoilers #NonaTheNinthSpoilers
Today I would like to discuss one of the biggest changes in the early digital Nona ARC vs. the published edition. The PAUL scene: because it is completely different!!! And has series-wide *implications* 💀
Today I would like to discuss one of the biggest changes in the early digital Nona ARC vs. the published edition. The PAUL scene: because it is completely different!!! And has series-wide *implications* 💀
Originally, it was Kiriona who approached Ianthe-Babs. And the scene is much shorter. The later version, it’s Paul. Who now also has an extended conversation with Ianthe with pretty interesting implications about death, lyctorhood, & potential future plot lines. 👀 #ntnspoilers
The final version also lost a humorous comment from We Suffer.
It’s also worth noting part of Paul’s speech = a reference to “The Nightingale and the Rose,” from Oscar Wilde’s “The Happy Prince and Other Tales.” Thanks to @DrunkLiS for pointing that out! 🖤#NtNSpoilers
It’s also worth noting part of Paul’s speech = a reference to “The Nightingale and the Rose,” from Oscar Wilde’s “The Happy Prince and Other Tales.” Thanks to @DrunkLiS for pointing that out! 🖤#NtNSpoilers
“Kick against the goad” is of course a Bible related reference. christianity.com/jesus/early-ch… #NtNSpoilers
My original idea for a potential ending of the series is that they would undo necromancy. Possibly replace it with life magic? And everyone who died would move on to whatever afterlife existed before John. But now I think they may also reverse Lyctorhood, to bring dead cavs back!
One other big change is Crux became meaner to Kiriona in the final version. Heckling her about dragging Harrow down. Again, via a Bible reference. #NtNSpoilers
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