Your feeling about the last two is my feeling for the middle book. But this one leapt back up for me.
Sword and Mercy feel much closer to one another than either does to Justice, to me.
ETA: When you say ending, do you mean the statebuilding thing, or the denouement, or... ?
The deliberate sidelining and avoidance of resolving any of what looked like the major conflicts of the series, like the civil war of Anaander Mianaai. I was not surprised that the Presger were the card up Breq's sleeve, but what she wanted to do with their leverage was not what I had been expecting.
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Date: 2015-11-18 05:53 am (UTC)Sword and Mercy feel much closer to one another than either does to Justice, to me.
ETA: When you say ending, do you mean the statebuilding thing, or the denouement, or... ?
The deliberate sidelining and avoidance of resolving any of what looked like the major conflicts of the series, like the civil war of Anaander Mianaai. I was not surprised that the Presger were the card up Breq's sleeve, but what she wanted to do with their leverage was not what I had been expecting.