Right on. You know, I don't think I finished Debt of Bones; at least, if I did, I don't recall the ending. Oh well.
I am also re-reading the entire series. I am almost finished with Stone of Tears. This makes the third read through. You know, though, that so much happens that it's hard to keep track of it all by the time you read Confessor.
I have noticed some flaws, though. For instance, Richard notices that there are hundreds of boys a the Palace of Prophets with collars on and remembers that Kahlan had said that there was a lack of gifted in the Midlands. So he figures that this is where the gifted boys have gone. However, the Sisters couldn't have been harvesting them for very long, as the Boundary between the Old and New Worlds had only fallen just prior to Wizard's First Rule. Or, perhaps I misread something and still, after three reads didn't read it right?
Edited by grishkathefool - 9/23/11 at 1:44pm
I am also re-reading the entire series. I am almost finished with Stone of Tears. This makes the third read through. You know, though, that so much happens that it's hard to keep track of it all by the time you read Confessor.
I have noticed some flaws, though. For instance, Richard notices that there are hundreds of boys a the Palace of Prophets with collars on and remembers that Kahlan had said that there was a lack of gifted in the Midlands. So he figures that this is where the gifted boys have gone. However, the Sisters couldn't have been harvesting them for very long, as the Boundary between the Old and New Worlds had only fallen just prior to Wizard's First Rule. Or, perhaps I misread something and still, after three reads didn't read it right?
Edited by grishkathefool - 9/23/11 at 1:44pm
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