Mostly Analytical, Quintessentially Overdramatic
“Crows don’t just remember the faces of people who wronged them. They also remember those who were kind. They tell each other who to look after and who to watch out for.” Kaz Brekker and Inej Ghafa‘s moment of vulnerability in Shadow and Bone‘s “The Unsea” might just be the most intimate scene in the first season. Brick by brick. Word for word. Glance after glance. There is so much
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Welcome to the Shadow Fold, Grishaverse. The time is now, the day is here, and we’ve got a lot to breakdown with Shadow and Bone’s first episode,”A Searing Burst of Light.” First things first about these reviews, I have not read the Shadow and Bone trilogy, my expertise in both book and TV verse lies with the Six of Crows duology. And for the sake of these reviews, I’ve done a bit of research
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Inej Ghafa is the girl who feeds the crows, the girl who’ll scope high above to protect those who need her.
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Shadow and Bone is moving, enticing, and the next best thing in fantasy.
Read moreGone are the days where Netflix released trailers a week before the production’s release date and we’re not even remotely mad about this change–still weeks to go until the release of its next big fantasy, the Shadow and Bone trailer is here and it’s explosive. It also comes with a few surprising twists like the fact that the pronunciation of kruge, Ketterdam money, isn’t as people thought it was in
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