I
always had difficulty with this book before, yet now it shines bright
and clear as the Sword of Erreth-Akbe atop the Tower of the Sword in
Havnor where the King of All the Isles sits. For this book is about
power and hurt, both its presence and lack, as Tenar helps a scarred
child and the returned Ged against those who profited off greed, pain,
and fear amid the farms and forests of Gont. The world recovers and is
led out of the darkness, yet an overpowering mystery lingers... its
answer spoken while the riddle is hidden. A matter of Dragons on the other wind.
“A wrong that cannot be repaired must be transcended." - Tenar
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