6/4/2023 0 Comments Earthsea the tombs of atuan![]() ![]() Ged had a natural talent inborn to him, a great magical skill that attracted the attention of those who could teach him: first the witch of Ten Alders, then Ogion, then the Masters at Roke. It's maybe worth comparing Arha's story so far to Ged's story up to a similar point in A Wizard of Earthsea. ![]() She has horrible dreams whose meaning is all too obvious ("She dreamed that she had to cook food, great cauldrons full of savory porridge, and pour it all out into a hole in the ground.") And because she chose such a slow method of killing, the worst part of her ordeal lasts for days. Each night in the dark, she woke up screaming "They aren't dead yet! They are still dying!"Īs I said previously, ordering the deaths of these men is not something Arha can forget. Previously: "The Prisoners." Dreams and TalesĪrha was not well for several days. We are currently reading the second book, The Tombs of Atuan, and this post is for the fourth chapter, "Dreams and Tales." If you're wondering what this is all about, check out the introduction post, which also contains links to every post in the series so far. ![]()
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