I was pleasantly surprised by Denna turning out to be a princess after all (who would have thought, with her pain in the ass attitude to everything), and then terrified by her abduction by the dasterdly Ambrose, who turned out to be king - after the entire royal line of succession before him died in an unfortunate and suspicious blaze.īut nothing could beat the action packed ending where Kvothe kills Denna's patron, Mr. (If you set your Samsapple iTime(TM) to tLocation '2155ae3fa51cd1e44' that will take you to the correct place on the continuum) So depending on when you're viewing this from that may be sometime real soon, in your past, or quite a while in your future - sorry about that. Hey folks, this book was published on November 25th, 2027.  I empathize with him wanting to get the book perfect, and I'm not saying he's a bad person for not releasing it, but I do have a right to question and be annoyed with and complain about the book not being released yet. If I order a steak dinner, with ministrone soup and a baked potato, and you bring out the ministrone and baked potato in 15 minutes, then tell me after an hour, it'll be another hour for the steak, then after that hour, tell me 2 more hours, then after those 2 hours, tell me you don't know when the steak will be ready, I have a right to be annoyed by that, and most people would walk out of the restaurant and possibly never return if that happened. I am entitled to be a little annoyed by that, or to question when the book might come out. You sold it as a trilogy and let me purchase 2/3rds of the product, and are now delaying the final 1/3rd of the product for a significant period of time.  As a customer, we're also entitled to say 'this is taking too long and it's making me an unsatisfied customer.' If you put a book series out, and advertise and release it as a trilogy, you have some obligation to release things in a reasonably timely manner, keep people updated on your status, and not miss too many deadlines.  To everyone saying that Pat Rothfuss is not your bitch that's fine, you're entitled to that opinion.

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