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2019-07-12 14:41

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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yakamoz Yayınevi

Remaining within the world previously described within the pages of Night Watch, we change perspectives to focus on other characters, to flesh out the world. This book is again divided into three acts, which are a bit more closely tied together. I was looking forward to hearing the Day watch's side of the story, as Anton is fairly balanced in his perspective, but ultimately prone to the kind of more-enlightened-than-thou attitude that I suspect is common amongst the Night watch. Act one focuses on Alisa Donnikova, a Dark one and returning character from the first book. In the crossfire of a botched confrontation between the watches, she finds herself drained of power. Retreating to equivalent of a boy and girl scouts camp to recover, she falls in love with Igor, another councilor who turns out to be recovering Light one from the same botched confrontation. Love is a difficult thing, made more so by their opposing allegiances, and the story ends with the results of their final confrontation uncertain. Act Two shifts focus to a very confused man named Vitaliy Ragoza. He travels to Moscow, encounters most of the Nightwatchmen we remember from the first book, and seems to experience a rapid increase in his capabilities as an Other. In the background to this story, we find out about some rogue Daywatch members who have stolen a powerful artifact. The Inquisition is falled in, and the story concludes with Vitaliy confrontations with Anton and his lover Svetlana. Act Three is told in the third person, and shows us the third party to the treaty, the Inquisition. They exist as an ultimate check on the powers of the Nightwatch and Daywatch. This story wraps up most of the dangling bits from the prior stories, with Daywatch schemes finally coming to the light (aha), though it leaves the door open very obviously to continuation of the series. A somewhat weaker book, I enjoyed it as connective tissue between the stories. Upon examination of the overall series these stories are vital for a variety of reasons, but I had mixed feelings. The first story is wonderfully character driven, it draws you in makes you sympathize and then hits you hard with its emotional punch. The other two stories were much more plot driven, and I found myself much less interested in who was throwing fireballs at whom. So far my impression is that Sergei's weakest act is always the second.

Okuyucu Lisha Naidu itibaren Büğdüz/Burdur, Turkey

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