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Robin Hobb

The Golden Fool

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'Fantasy as it ought to be written' George R.R. Martin
The second book in Robin Hobb’s thrilling fantasy series returns readers to the Six Duchies and the magical world of the Fitz and the Fool.
Fitz has been persuaded back to court, posing as a servant to the decadent Lord Golden (who is the Fool in disguise). In secret, he will train Prince Dutiful in the magic known as the Skill.
The peace remains fragile, so the diplomatic wedding between Dutiful and the Outislander princess is a crucial alliance. But when Elliania arrives she challenges the prince to undertake an impossible quest before she will accept him.
He must kill Icefyre, one of the last true dragons. And Fitz and the Fool must go with him…
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955 printed pages
Original publication
2011
Publication year
2011

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  • Persillyhas quoted6 months ago
    Each circle spins off a circle of its own. Each one seems a new thing but in truth it is not. It is just our most recent attempts to correct old errors, to undo old wrongs done to us and to make up for things we have neglected. In each cycle, we may correct old errors, but I think we make as many new ones. Yet what is our alternative? To commit the same old errors again? Perhaps having the courage to find a better path is having the courage to risk making new mistakes.
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    • Persillyhas quoted6 months ago
      ‘Then, good night, Fool.’ I opened the door and went out into the corridor.

      ‘Good night, beloved,’ he said from his fireside chair. I shut the door softly behind myself.

      MY HEART MY HEART I FUCKING HATE YOU WITH A PASSION ROBIN I DO YOU HOMOPHOBIC BITCH

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      • Persillyhas quoted6 months ago
        ‘You said once that I might call you Beloved, if I no longer wished to call you Fool.’ I took a breath. ‘Beloved, I have missed your company.’

        iM DYING FFUCKING FINALLY FITZ FUCKING FINALLY AHHHHQ;OGUQ4HR823 ERJMIESRHIVHERWHDDXC,

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