I remember the Shrike being scarier in the second book. Also, he named the Shrike after a cute little bird who impales its prey on sharp twigs and branches! It's nickname is the Butcherbird!
Also, it might help you to know that the Stormlight books are literally three books in one. He structures each one like a trilogy, and I think he's pretty exacting on what he puts in. Anyway, that's why they're so long, and he designed them that way on purpose so the reader could really immerse themselves in the world. I think most of it does have a purpose. Anyway, you don't necessarily have to listen to me, but I always wish they were longer lol.
@@theanswerisbooks That explains....SO much about the structure of book one, especially the last third. I'm waiting to get a little more groove back before jumping back into Words of Radiance. I feel a slump coming onnnn D:
I remember the Shrike being scarier in the second book. Also, he named the Shrike after a cute little bird who impales its prey on sharp twigs and branches! It's nickname is the Butcherbird!
Also, it might help you to know that the Stormlight books are literally three books in one. He structures each one like a trilogy, and I think he's pretty exacting on what he puts in. Anyway, that's why they're so long, and he designed them that way on purpose so the reader could really immerse themselves in the world. I think most of it does have a purpose. Anyway, you don't necessarily have to listen to me, but I always wish they were longer lol.
@@theanswerisbooks That explains....SO much about the structure of book one, especially the last third. I'm waiting to get a little more groove back before jumping back into Words of Radiance. I feel a slump coming onnnn D: