Status Updates From Libres (Les Puissants, #3)

WHAT??!!
Why is he stabbing Silyen?!!

Ahahahahaha Daisy. I never really learnt anything about you, but I like you.

I’ve never been happier before while reading the kids scene.

I have NO idea how this story is going to end.

OH MY GOD THE BLOOD THE GORE
THE BODY COUNT

If folk felt poor, it was because of these sponging refugees, not the greed of the Equals. In the same way, those who protested against the slave days were being cast as the lawbreakers, when it was the days themselves that were unjust.

Immigrants being deported. Children being left alone. “KEEPING BRITAIN SAFE”.
This sounds so much like a real life event.
British version of Trump world.

OMG HE CALLED HIM SIL, NOT SILYEN

Wait, what happened...? He shot??

I dont understand what Silyen's motives are💀 like what he upto

"Silyen's mind whirled with everything from Gavar's unexpected interruption of the blood fare, and father's next move, to what Luke's hair would feel like to touch, and whether the pantry would contain anything appetizing"

😂I cant, what is it with Silyen's obssession with Luke lmao

I WANNA KNOW WHAT IS GOIN ON IN SILYEN'S HEAD SO BAD

"Why was Silyen so interested in him anyway? Luke had one idea why, based on the times he'd caught the Equal staring a little too long in his direction, or sensed a certain sly insinuation in the boy's words. Disconcerting as it was to think that Silyen fancied him, it was a lot less disturbing than any other reasons why one might catch the interest of a magical psycopath"

Ok idk why, but I found this funny lmao

Innocent people always die, Luke. It’s usually the guilty that live.

Who’s Rædwald?
What’s Searugléaw and gesi???

She understood that no one was on your side except yourself. Not really. And that nobody could be trusted. That people would always try and use you for their own ends, and the only way you could prevent that was to be one step ahead, working out better ways of using them instead.

It was so much easier for men, given respect and authority like it was their birthright, while women who sought the same thing were branded ambitious and unnatural.

Nothing is black and white in this book. I love it.
You can never tell who’s going to be the good guy, unlike the Harry Potter series.

Men didn’t touch each other when trying to make a point, so why touch her?

But Luke knew now that the world was greyer than it had appeared.

I’m LOVING Luke and Sil.
And their “self-world”s.

Dubhlinn

Abi forgave her past self for her naivety, but wouldn’t mourn her.