Beyond Redemption

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Only one problem with Konig’s scheme. First, he has to create a being so perfect, so pliable, and so trusting that when it is his time to die (Gods can only become gods by being killed and ascending to their godhood in this world.) he will willingly go to the sacrificial altar. Second, Konig has to be the one who kills him, because only by slaying him can he force this risen god to obey him.

A driving question throughout the first five seasons is whether or not Eobard Thawne, the Reverse-Flash, is really capable of turning over a new leaf and caring about others. Season Five concludes that while he can build emotional bonds with others, it'll never be enough to get him to change; as shown when he readily plans to sacrifice his pupil Nora West-Allen/XS to save himself from being executed for his crimes. It's at this point that XS and her mother Iris finally give up on him along with the rest of Team Flash. Favouring grimy realism over purple prose, Fletcher writes with a brutal straightforwardness that fits the story perfectly. His characters are vivid and well-developed, often surprising us – for good or for bad – by behaving in ways that are at once unexpected and painfully believable. Their voices, too, are distinctive. Whether it’s Wichtig’s hyperbole, Gehirn’s self-loathing or Morgen’s gullibility, there’s little chance of forgetting whose PoV we’re currently inhabiting. Without exception, they’re all fascinating, compelling characters. Gods help me then, why did I enjoy them so much? Perhaps one has to be a little bit crazy to revel in reading about dark, gritty and twisted characters such as these. In which case, can you please pass me some more of that sweet, sweet insanity?

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Leia: We both have better things to do than talk hypotheticals. Besides, what happens if he does turn? You think he comes home, fights with the Resistance, and everything is forgiven? It's your one last chance," said Harry, "and it's all you've got left... I've seen what you'll be otherwise... Be a man... try... Try for some remorse..." I’d like to also give a huge thank you to my good friend, Sarah from Booksprens, for recommending and giving me my first ever dedicated signed book. Thank you very much to both you and the author, Fletcher. This super early Christmas gift means a LOT to me! If we ever meet in real life, drinks are on me.

Nothing is as it seems in the world of Manifest Delusions. ‘Reality’ itself is a misnomer; neither trust nor truth exists, because everyone is out only for themselves.In Bloodlust: Subspecies III Michelle pleads with her vampire sire, Radu, to let her see her sister one last time and allow her to live. She says that she will forgive him for all that he's done to her (murdering her two friends, turning her into a vampire in a way that really mirrors rape, killing her newly found lover). Radu, who had just murdered his mother (and earlier his father, and brother (the aforementioned lover), stares into the fireplace where his mother's head is still burning and muses that there isn't enough forgiveness in the universe for all that he has done. Batman: We could work together. I could rehabilitate you. You don't need to be out there on the edge anymore. You needn't be alone. We don't have to kill each other. What do you say? Morgana: Can I assume that you've made up your minds about this—about how [Kamoshida] might suffer a mental shutdown? Mentioned briefly in Frozen II. Elsa calls Prince Hans an irredeemable monster during the charades game, due to his nefarious plot of taking over the throne of Arendalle by attempting to murder Elsa and Anna. Elsa would later shatter a snow memory of Hans out of spite. ESG is beyond redemption, a testimonial to the consequences of letting good intentions overwhelm good sense and allowing the selling imperative to define and drive mission. May it RIP.