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September 12 2016, 18:08:06 UTC 10 months ago
September 14 2016, 14:06:00 UTC 10 months ago
August's disappearance, Oberon and the Queens' disappearance, Amandine's absence, whether it's due to instability or whatever - I'm sure it's all connected, and I'd put money on Evening being heavily involved in like, all of it.
I love this series.
September 14 2016, 16:42:04 UTC 10 months ago
Evening is certainly at the center of it all. She can't harm Toby directly, but her power over the Daoine Sidhe gives her an army of minions she can use, including Sylvester. Imagine what would happen if she used her influence to convince him Toby had to be killed? Toby would be at a huge disadvantage based solely on the vast difference in their combat abilities, but the biggest issue would be having to face the man that's essentially been a second father to her. Quentin is Daoine Sidhe too, and there is absolutely no way Toby could harm him, not even to save her own life.
Really the best move for Toby is what she threatened to do, get back to where they left Evening with iron and silver and, to borrow a phrase from Heavy Metal, tear her into little bitsy pieces and bury her alive. But she won't do that, because she's a hero.