I loved Jesper in the show but I wish we’d have had a few more sincere moments such as this. It makes sense for his character to be very light hearted and full of quips but this scene is just so beautiful and Jes is so much more than his winks and jokes
@@amnajameel787 it implies that someone has been so rough with her at the menagerie that she has received wounds bad enough for her to need to learn how to stitch herself up
@@amnajameel787 in the book, heleen tortured inej to scare her into submission, such that the fear of heleen was greater than the fear of what she had to do there :(
Inej learning how to stitch herself up at the Menagerie is so sad to think about. Her wounds were so bad that she would have to stitch her own wounds up. Imagine if Kaz heard this story. 🤩 He would be heartbroken and so mad for her for what she went through. It would motivate him, even more, to buy her freedom so she won't have to return to the Menagerie.
Wait...I haven't read and the books so kaz doesn't know anything about inej backstory or her past life?? Will there be any more books that are gonna made for the crows?
@@makizenin1840 He just knows that she was in the Menagerie. There aren’t any more books about the Crows. There’s only two. But there are some characters that make cameos in King of Scars and Rule of Wolves.
@@nikkiej.5875 Isn't Nina the only crow in it? (Sorry I've read only six of crows and crooked kingdom and I'm still reading the 3rd book of shadow and bone). And Nikolai from SAB ofc.
@@shivanih8918 Yes, in King of Scars and Rule of Wolves, Nina is the only Crow in it. But there a few other characters that are mentioned in the book, Nina and Kaz and Inej. But that'a about it.
@@makizenin1840 In the books, Kaz knows the gist of Inej's backstory. He knows she grew up in a family of circus performers as an acrobat until she was kidnapped and sold into sex slavery at the Menagerie. He has an idea of the abuse she endured there but doesn't ask about it because he feels it's none of his business. They have a few chats about it though. So yes, in the books, he knows what she's gone through and her past life. And to answer your other question, there are only 2 books about the Crows. The author has an idea for a third book but feels the story is solid as it is.
Inej was kidnapped as a kid and sold to a brothel (called the Menagerie) and forced into prostitution. She had an indenture forced on her that must be paid off for her to be free. If this mission fails, she'll be forced back into it. She's saying she can't return to the brothel and forced to live that life again. Not to mention the brothel itself was very violent (which is how she knows to stitch her wounds). In the books, Inej's flashbacks show how abusive and dangerous it was. She has serious trauma because of it.
@@solo6080 In the books, no. The TV storyline never happens and is more "inspired" by the books than actually based on it. At least in my book reader opinion since there were many changes to the plot/characters. In the books, this never happens and Inej's legal freedom isn't nearly the issue it is in the show. There's even the book scene when Kaz gifts Inej with her paid-off indenture as proof of her freedom.
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I loved Jesper in the show but I wish we’d have had a few more sincere moments such as this. It makes sense for his character to be very light hearted and full of quips but this scene is just so beautiful and Jes is so much more than his winks and jokes
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@@amnajameel787 it implies that someone has been so rough with her at the menagerie that she has received wounds bad enough for her to need to learn how to stitch herself up
@@amnajameel787 in the book, heleen tortured inej to scare her into submission, such that the fear of heleen was greater than the fear of what she had to do there :(
Inej learning how to stitch herself up at the Menagerie is so sad to think about. Her wounds were so bad that she would have to stitch her own wounds up. Imagine if Kaz heard this story. 🤩 He would be heartbroken and so mad for her for what she went through. It would motivate him, even more, to buy her freedom so she won't have to return to the Menagerie.
Wait...I haven't read and the books so kaz doesn't know anything about inej backstory or her past life?? Will there be any more books that are gonna made for the crows?
@@makizenin1840 He just knows that she was in the Menagerie. There aren’t any more books about the Crows. There’s only two. But there are some characters that make cameos in King of Scars and Rule of Wolves.
@@nikkiej.5875 Isn't Nina the only crow in it? (Sorry I've read only six of crows and crooked kingdom and I'm still reading the 3rd book of shadow and bone). And Nikolai from SAB ofc.
@@shivanih8918 Yes, in King of Scars and Rule of Wolves, Nina is the only Crow in it. But there a few other characters that are mentioned in the book, Nina and Kaz and Inej. But that'a about it.
@@makizenin1840 In the books, Kaz knows the gist of Inej's backstory. He knows she grew up in a family of circus performers as an acrobat until she was kidnapped and sold into sex slavery at the Menagerie. He has an idea of the abuse she endured there but doesn't ask about it because he feels it's none of his business. They have a few chats about it though. So yes, in the books, he knows what she's gone through and her past life.
And to answer your other question, there are only 2 books about the Crows. The author has an idea for a third book but feels the story is solid as it is.
00:29 - I feel like this line doesn't get the attention it deserves.
i knnooowww
I was laughing at jasper trying not to throw up at her stitching herself
What does inej mean when she says ( Jesper ur not hearing me. I can't go back) ???
She can’t go back to the Menagerie.
back to ketterdam is what i thought
Inej was kidnapped as a kid and sold to a brothel (called the Menagerie) and forced into prostitution. She had an indenture forced on her that must be paid off for her to be free. If this mission fails, she'll be forced back into it. She's saying she can't return to the brothel and forced to live that life again. Not to mention the brothel itself was very violent (which is how she knows to stitch her wounds). In the books, Inej's flashbacks show how abusive and dangerous it was. She has serious trauma because of it.
@@LovelyLies16 Don't tell me Kaz told her that. Read the books but i don't think that was mentioned.
@@solo6080 In the books, no. The TV storyline never happens and is more "inspired" by the books than actually based on it. At least in my book reader opinion since there were many changes to the plot/characters.
In the books, this never happens and Inej's legal freedom isn't nearly the issue it is in the show. There's even the book scene when Kaz gifts Inej with her paid-off indenture as proof of her freedom.