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Lauren
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Jul 10, 2018 04:33AM

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I think that King was convinced that he had Aedion under control with the black ring and he needed him alive to keep the Terrasen population from truly rising up against him.


As to Dorian, I think the King suspected he had powers and was waiting for them to manifest.

Aedion made me nervous in the beginning. I wasn't sure what his motives were.

I was glad he turned out to be one of the good guys, especially when we learned how close he used to be to Aelin.

Me too! There is definitely more here than meets the eye. It also puts a new spin on Arobynn's viewing Celaena as his property. Perhaps he wanted to groom her so that she would retake her throne and make him her consort and she would authority to him.
Aedion made me nervous in the beginning. I wasn't sure what his motives were.
I kind of suspected he might be part of the resistance all along.