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The Assassin’s Blade > The Assassin & The Empire - 4

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message 1: by Lauren (new)

Lauren (laurenjberman) | 2240 comments Once again, Celaena walks right in to a trap. Why doesn't she listen when others try to warn her?


message 2: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 7669 comments Mod
She was blinded by grief and then revenge. Her youth had everything to do with her foolhardiness. I don’t think even Celaena knows the extent to which Arobynn protected her.


message 3: by Lauren (new)

Lauren (laurenjberman) | 2240 comments You are more forgiving than me, Jonetta.
Her arrogance gets in her way time after time and she ends up being tricked. I really hope she's going to start learning from her mistakes soon.


message 4: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 7669 comments Mod
I didn’t see it as arrogance this time, though that is very definitely one of her traits. Overhearing that “planning” conversation got her out of that bed. She was almost blinded by rage and didn’t even stop to think. It was all hate and motion. When she was captured and drug paralyzed she went back over all the clues that were there and she never stopped to consider.


message 5: by Melissa (new)

Melissa (melissasd) | 194 comments In this case she was following her heart and pain. She wasn't thinking. All she wanted was revenge. I agree that her age has something to do with it. Somethings are still new to her. I felt like the planning she overheard was done on purpose.


message 6: by Jonetta (new)

Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 7669 comments Mod
Oh, that planning was definitely a ruse. That’s why I put it in quotes. Poor Wesley was trying to warn her.


message 7: by Melissa (new)

Melissa (melissasd) | 194 comments And that one assassin who mentioned the open window knew that she would hear and try it.


message 8: by Lauren (new)

Lauren (laurenjberman) | 2240 comments Jonetta wrote: "Oh, that planning was definitely a ruse. That’s why I put it in quotes. Poor Wesley was trying to warn her."

Yes, that is why I was hoping she would use her common sense. However, I agree that her youth may have played a role here and that is why she brushed Wesley off.


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