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Crown of Midnight
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I'm not as generous as you with regard to Kaltain. She might be a victim now, but she was more than willing to kill Celaena before and might be happy to do so again given the right incentive.
I'm also very suspicious of Roland. Yes, he might be at the mercy of Perrington's experiments, but this may also be a his choice. Power corrupts and he seems like the type who wants power.
The king is power hungry and wants absolute power of all realms. Somehow, that creature, Kaltain and Roland are key to his stealth plans. I don’t know how but the king is using them specifically for a reason. The creature talked of them having done something to him and he was human. So, whatever Kaltain and Roland will be used for, it will ultimately have a debilitating effect on them.
I’m highly suspicious of Roland and agree with Melissa that his turnabout with Dorian was a little too fast and yes, Lauren, he seems corruptible. Kaltain? I believe they made her a drug addict so the jury’s still out on her.
I’m highly suspicious of Roland and agree with Melissa that his turnabout with Dorian was a little too fast and yes, Lauren, he seems corruptible. Kaltain? I believe they made her a drug addict so the jury’s still out on her.

Agreed! I think the headaches are the first sign of that.


Me either. While I don't think they realize exactly what they have gotten themselves into, it is clear to me that they aren't passive actors in whatever the king has planned. They were willing participants in the beginning.

I don't trust Roland and Kaltain either, but I think they are victims of the kings plans. They probably wouldn't have been good without him but I think they are worse now because of the experiments.
How is this related to the creature in the catacombs under the library and to Kaltain and Roland? Do you think that Kaltain and Roland are victims or willing participants?