The Freezer Bunny Club - A Reading Circle

JI feel like Agravaine deserves a spot in this row and to be talked about, so I will. I find him a funny character, how he doesn't like kids and he feels overwhelmed by his work all the time. He gave great advice to Arthur in the chapel and it made him do the right thing which I can appreciate. He was very stern about it and I think that's what Arthur needed in that moment. They encountered each other at the right time. I think it's especially the way Agravaine dislikes kids which makes him talk so maturely and adult-like to them. I don't like baby-talk and I've always been about being as mature as possible with a child, so I like the way Agravaine goes about it similarly. No babying.

Oh dear, I totally forgot about Agravaine in the questions! I had a feeling I was leaving out something, but to forget the entire church? Woops. Sorry, Vainey. :D Thank you for including him! I''m on the same page as you about talking maturely to children, as long as it's not subjects they really aren't developed enough to handle yet. You actually see that a lot - if it's a person who babies them vs a person who treats them like a capable human, kids usually end up liking that second person the most!


I'm horrible with predictions. I can only make the obvious ones. Morgana's magic is going to play a bigger role and we're going to see more of the escaped kidnapper.

What I would like to see is a descent into the darkness. Morgana's magic spiraling out of control and falling out with Uther. Richard getting to know Morgana's secret and blackmailing her with it. Basically anything that makes the characters miserable. It feels realistic when they get out of it on the other side and have couple (mental and/or physical) scars to prove it.

I like the way you think :wink: I love it when characters go through hardships, so there's absolutely going to be a bunch of that in the future!