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What I have to say about Vimes, is he’s not “smart”, but he is “clever”. His character is understanding of the streets that he grew up in, then patrolled, then lifted out of the gutter. His foil is Vetenari who sees a more expansive picture than Vimes, but understands and in his begrudging way, knows how he thinks, feels, expects and reacts. So he sends Vimes on (unsaid) duties to find things out. I think this particular title goes to show the absolute limits a police officer can go, but what a father can, will and think to do, if it means family (or the duty) more than personal. Captain Carrot always stated the opposite: “Personal isn’t as always as important.”, but Vimes makes it, at least now, both. It sees us witness to an amalgamation of Vimes as a copper and a father. I truly wonder if many law enforcement feel the same way, as it’s meant to be a reflection on our world that our younger generations can be brought into, but also hold against “the beast” to punish directly and immediately whom he feels is against the morality of his fabric.

When I first read this book, I felt the shadow of Pratchett being less satirical, and more yearning for things he desired. If I were in Vime’s situation, I don’t think I’d act differently, but as a reader, all I can do is cheer Vimes on from the sidelines, and, as always, Pratchett wraps this up neatly and never strays from Vimes’ perspective and how through every possible challenge sees things through. Pratchett was an amazing author; from Granny Weatherwax, to Ridcully and the faculty of Unseen University; to Susan and Rincewind, and Death, he made every character someone you got to know and understand.

I think having Granny take a back seat was a good way to work out the coven's transition from Magrat to Agnes as the maiden. It was nice to see more of the dynamic of Nanny mediating the conflict, especially since it was the last book that focused on the Lancre coven. Even though Granny and Nanny appear in the Tiffany books, Carpe Jugulum was a sort-of farewell to the Lancre witches, and having Granny's absence be one of the driving forces of the plot was a cool way to see the coven in a different way.

Tolkien, GRRM is not. GRRM has nothing to say about life/philosophy/myth hence why no ending.

Try actually reading

Explain this book/series in football terms please so I can better understand

There are terrific new audiobooks of discworld these days. I think they released a year after this review

I prefer the first two...theyre amazing...but not the third part The third part lost the court intrigue which i loved I missed burrich and patience being main characters in third part I in fact prefer reading the last paragraph of second book( burrich rocking fitz as of he were a baby) over again😢 than the entire third book

Cool that the miniseries has the same font for the title.

My favorite Discworld novel is the one I have in my hand at the moment the question is asked.

"Guards, Guards!" = this keystroke { . "Night Watch" = this keystroke }. {The Guards Cycle}

its so endearing to open the timeline and see that big section all called "the good". as a fellow nanny ogg enjoyer i completely understand lol.

Damn this is lacking alot of insight no wonder you need glasses

I just reread this, and it was very satisfying. As Susan had said, even with nouget you can have a perfect moment. Cheers from Canada

My father has this book. The cover art is rather interesting.

I love this book, great review

The Matrix mixed with Lies of P. I liked it. Not my favorite cosmere, but it was good.

the mother lode of books

Where are you getting these discworld paperbacks?

Agree with your comments on tags, but... I find there are tags and then there are tags. I think the goal is to generate viewer participation. Some do, some don't. I'll compare two: Tag: Read XYZ author. I'm reading ABC, and DEF. The end of tag post. I don't think that does ANYTHING for viewers. Tag: We're doing theme XYZ. During this month we're going to read/talk about 6 plays and two non-fiction books. Here's the schedule of events (fills in a series of posts that will be done about each of the books and when they will be presented). At each presentation a new discussion commences about that book. Things are spread enough that people can actually READ the books before the discussion. To me, THIS is a useful tag. These are very rare but when they do they're great.

u look like a liberal

Wow imagine saying you cant read a good self pub book bc you have to read the pulp spewed out by the main stream

My favorite character is now Gault!!!

It's Headology

Jurassic Park was the first real novel I ever read when I was in junior high. Before that, it was kids novellas like Goosebumps. I've read Jurassic Park and The Lost World, probably five times each. The only book I've read more times is The Time Machine by H.G. Wells.

Small Gods for me. Also, it took me years to read the Shepherds Crown, never going to read it again.

Hey just some constructive criticism, but a lot of people don't want to know almost all the main characters as deeply as you outline them before starting a book. Lots of the info In this video I would consider spoiler

Quality of this is review is 10X worse than your perceived quality of Dance with Dragons.

The DEATH part of this book was incredible. The other part though kind of blew chunks.

Average Star Wars fan

Going Postal is my favourite as well So many great characters

The best Pratchett book [Discworld or other] is a very much contentious issue. My favourite is [probably] 'Reaper Man' as it really 'spoke to me' so to put it when I first read it on release. I went to the 1997 Clarecraft Discworld event that was 'Reaper Man' themed too. At the event I joined a loose group of fellow fans and we, inevitably it seems, had a friendly heated debate about Disworld and the best book. I'm with one of the others in the group who said his favourite Pratchett book is "The next one!".

I usually don't even know who published the book until I'm done reading and ready to talk about it. It's not something which influences my reading choices. ----- There seems to be a current trend towards recording reading vlogs instead of wrap-ups and reviews. I'm not a fan. I do enjoy tags, though.

have not heard of alot of them

lots that i have not heard of

alot of these i have never heard of

Neverwhere is also very good

nice mic

All the little angels...

Is he playing a acoustic guitar on the back cover ? That’s so strange I’ve never seen that before

Your criticisms of the books meandering and making no sense are valid. They meander because George is writing two different stories at the same time: the story of the characters in the books, and the song of ice and fire that controls the characters and the roles they play in the song. All the books, but the later books in particular, are a LOT more fun once you're clued into the roles each character plays in the song and at what time, and things that didn't make sense suddenly make a lot of sense. I fully expect Winds of Winter to be wild as far as a literal read of the characters in the page goes. Readers who don't see the symbology of the books will think it's a roller coaster. But readers who have started to look at it from the perspective of a song will have a great time.

One of the best books I have ever read period

No wonder you only have 4k subscribers😂terrible review.

These cheap paper back books are my favorites somehow, but sadly they are not durable enough not to wear down

That WoT collection over ur head is absolutely sick! Whats the story behind it?

Personally I dislike interesting times most

Great Review sir. I agree with a lot of the things you said! Quick nitpick though, the practicals were Severard and Frost, nos Vetari...also its BayaZ, not Bayards haha. Curious, have you read the following books?

Im just curious, when the dvd came out, did they cut anything out and if so how much? And is there going to be a full uncut version going to be released.?

New subscriber here! Love your channel name

I really enjoyed your review of Equal Rites. I have also made a review of it: ua-cam.com/video/fIVh0RRCH6s/v-deo.html