Warden tells David that Sheol I hasn't had an oracle since Bone Season XVI. Overseer Beltrame comments to Warden about how loyal David is to Pleione. David is a pink-jacket, but he is on his way to complete his second test and become a red-jacket. Paige Mahoney and Warden cross paths with David and Overseer Beltrame after Paige's first training session. Frère got him a false identity and sent him to London to get himself arrested.ĭavid's keeper is Pleione Sualocin. Ménard wanted to know who the power was above Weaver. Georges Benoît Ménard had received a summons to the Bicentenary to sign the Great Territorial Act. If he took the job, he'd be pardoned for his unnaturalness. Frère explained that they needed an exceptionally rare voyant to work for the Grand Inquisitor as a spy. The night before his execution he was brought to the L’Hôtel Garuche where he met Luce Ménard Frère.

He spent almost three years in the Bastille before he 'won' the blood lottery. Another dockworker guessed what he was and reported him. He was homeless for a while before getting a job at the Port of Lorient. His family died in a house fire, and he was the only survivor. He deserves the entire world and he will always be my favorite.David's real name is Cadoc Fitzours, or Cade for short. How supportive and gentle he is with Paige. On the off chance that he had not just won my love he would have doubtlessly taken it multiple times over in The Mask Falling. It was such a delight to encounter firsthand that I would prefer not to ruin that for any other individual. I prefer not to really go deep about this in my review. The romance which is building up since book one. I cried with Paige, I cried when she did not even cry.Īrcturus / Warden. The experienced anything like what Paige experienced.

I do not think I have ever read a book that has so perfectly displayed the impact of trauma on a character. All of that was so well written and delivered. Paige has experienced such a lot leading up this point in the series. Again it is Shannon’s writing and myself being so trapped in Paige’s perspective. I additionally experienced difficulty sorting out what characters I could trust and which I was unable to trust. Despite the fact that it was something I had been pondering about for such a long time. The Mask Falling says a lot about the author samantha Shannon‘s writing that I didn’t see, not only the ending coming, but that unexpected twist. It is because I was so trapped in Paige’s trauma, experiences, reactions, and healing. I was so caught that a hypothesis I had since book one flew straight over my head. The Mask Falling took me on this unforgettable and unputdownable excursion.

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