Like, honestly the Murtagh presented in this book is the perfect cult victim. He's isolated, in a transitional period of his life, looking for answers, looking for guidance, has mommy issues with a cult that has a matron theme, is educated, he agrees with some of what they're doing and has something they want. I thought the character changes were going that direction before the plot did a 180.
There's a lot of clumsy foreshadowing that indicates Murtagh joining a cult. A lot of elevating the state of not thinking and being a part of a group.
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Date: 2023-12-07 12:22 am (UTC)There's a lot of clumsy foreshadowing that indicates Murtagh joining a cult. A lot of elevating the state of not thinking and being a part of a group.