Isabelle Werro

Especially because like it seems to be a real story like the whole kind of series as a whole about these friendships between women and these kind of like sisterly bonds.

Like the Starlings are a kind of like female dynasty.

And we have to talk about Zandra as well because that was such a devastating too.

Do we think she's the one-eyed wolf that bit Ransom?

Good.

But yeah, I wonder if then maybe Mae and Odessa will sort of start to have some of that because that was established with the Starling.

So maybe we will see more of that.

I was hoping for a perspective in book three.

Yeah.

That would be so good.

We'd fill the gap because now we want one.

It's cruel, but also I love it.

It's so good.

The end of a second book can really, like, again, it's everything.

I'm thinking back to Clockwork Prince and the ending of that where Will realised that he was never cursed and he can't tell Tessa that he loves her.

And I don't know, there were just so many reveals and I just remember these lines sticking in my brain and I think this has that same quality of just there's this ache that you feel about what's going to happen and it makes you want to just

You need book three now, which is not right now, but we will wait.

Yeah, so I wondered if, because, yeah, so obviously the green blood is the Lysa infection, which we know was kind of created by, well, it seems to have been a combination of this green blood and then whatever stuff Ransom's mum was doing, like her scientific little experiments, kind of the combo created this.

But then is it because...

Well, yeah, it is.