As Same As We Got THAT From A Lanky Viking Man With A Twig Of A Neck And Fluffy Hair, Who Got A Bit Buffed

As same as we got THAT from a lanky Viking Man with a twig of a neck and fluffy hair, who got a bit buffed with 31 or maybe it’s just his armor 🤔

What do you think about this?

I personally think that Sarah J. Maas if you like her or not, is a stronger author in terms of pacing, character development, interesting characters and the chemistry between her protagonists and their friends. Nesta for an example is her most complex character in the entire ACOTAR-Series. Everything Yarros couldn’t do for me.

Yarros strength lies more in epic battles, but she really needs to structure them better. But some scenes, especially in the first book are to some degree good structured, that you can at least imagine what’s going on.

One thing both books have in common is the black haired male protagonist, which I will say I like Rhysand more, he feels more like a person with a tragic past, who has fought for his city and people. He and Feyre have incredible chemistry since the first scene they met. Violet and Xaden have none of that in my opinion. Xaden feels more like a Wish-Form of Rhys and is more one dimensional. Yeah he has a tragic past and a city and revolution he could fought for, but he is, especially in the second book overfocused on Violet. Which was by the way where whiny and annoying and also couldn’t think of anything else other than Xaden. It’s a shame that Hiccup from httyd gets compared to her, he is complex, has an amazing development and has a motive for everything he does. The only thing were I really cared about Violet, was with her friends and family. But always gets sidelined very fast. God, I shipped her more with Dain than her actual love interest. 😂 I have to confess the first book of fourth wing is not that bad, it’s mid but I wish the story were more about Violet and her relationship with Tairn because he had lost his Rider because of her brothers death. There are good Ideas in Fourth Wing and Iron Flame, what baffles me about both books is that we didn’t expand on them, like the Idea of what your sign says about you or the political stuff and the threat of Melgren and his followers. But I have to give Fourth Wing and Iron Flame that: the background story with the government and military is very interesting, I hope it will see more of it in the upcoming books. I prefer this over the Drama with Xaden and Violet any day.

Favorite Movie Soundtracks

Since I was a little kid I loved film music. The epicness of some of the themes, the feeling they awake inside you, the scenes or openings they play in…

Haddock Family 💓

One of my favorite things about the Httyd-franchise is the element of Family. Be it in the show or Movies it was always done very well. The Relationship between Hiccup and his dad is definitely one of the hearts of this franchise. It was so heartwarming to see how their relationship involve in Riders/Defender/Rtte through the second movie. And it was also very touching to see how they’re Releationship was when Hiccup was still a child. How lovingly Stoick was when Hiccup was much younger, I also think this is why Hiccup is so emphatic. I think it was easier to protect Hiccup when he was much younger, as we see in the first flashback when he says that he finds Night Furies scary. Stoick always wanted the best for his son and it just got more complicate to protect him when he got older. But they’re was always love between these two and it always will, even if Stoick is no longer with him, he will always watch his son from Valhalla. He would be so proud of Hiccup, if he could witness of what an amazing Chief he became, that he has now a little family with the love of his life.

I think if Stoick was still alive in the third film, he would support Hiccups decisions as Astrid, Valka, Gobber and the other dragon riders do. They may all Not agree with Hiccup sometimes but they will always support him because he would do the same for them. They are all a Big Family.

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