I'm still processing it, but...
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elfsThe difference between Weber and Bujold is that Bujold never stopped trying to figure out how to destroy the little lord.
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Date: 2010-12-05 07:02 pm (UTC)FYI: At the end of the book, Miles is 39. At the end of "At All Costs" Honor is about 62.
The difference, in my opinion, is that it gets harder and hard to throw them into these death defying situations over and over and not be repetitive or to have the audience start saying "How stupid do you have to BE to go into these situations in the first place?"