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Do you think that Eragon and Arya will be together???
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Nov 04, 2011 06:38PM

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whoops!! its the weekend... my brain is off!!!!






Age difference physically = no big deal. Age difference in terms of maturity etc. = HUUUGE barrier. At least Arya is forced to acknowledge that Eragon's more than an ignorant kid in Brisingr, but she seems really cold and patronizing to him in a lot of other ways. Whereas he, even after he's transformed, still pursues her with that lost-puppy, first-love desperation.
I wouldn't mind seeing them together ... after another decade or so. They're immortals, after all. They've got forever to figure out their angst. Paolini could point towards them being together by the end of the series and let our imaginations take care of the rest, for instance.
I wouldn't mind seeing them together ... after another decade or so. They're immortals, after all. They've got forever to figure out their angst. Paolini could point towards them being together by the end of the series and let our imaginations take care of the rest, for instance.

I hope Paolini makes it clear, cut, and dry if they get together or not; I find it maddening when authors leave things to the imagination.




To all who would read it - it's worth of your time.



I agree but just keep reading

On another note, I started reading Brsingr about two days after it was released. I stopped. I couldn't keep going. I got so tired of reading prolonged passages about Eragon gazing at Arya, or some other goody goody two shoes thing he was up to that I wanted to ERK!
I want to hear more about Murtagh, who I really like as a deep character and also, who, by the way, I think should end up with Nasuada.


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