The scene that takes place during pages 170-174 of City of Ashes, in the chapter The Seelie Court, here from Jace’s point of view. I even gave it a name — “Because It Is Bitter.” Because boy, is Jace bitter here.
“But I like it
Because it is bitter,
And because it is my heart.” — Stephen Crane
“I know that I will not leave my sister here in your Court,” said Jace, “and since there is nothing to be learned from either her or myself, perhaps you could do us the favor of releasing her?”
The Queen smiled. It was a beautiful, terrible smile. The Queen was a lovely woman; she had that inhuman loveliness that faeries did, that was more like the loveliness of hard crystal than the beauty of a human. The Queen did not look any particular age: she could have been sixteen or forty-five. Jace supposed there were those who would have found her attractive — people had died for love of the Queen — but she gave him a cold feeling in his chest, as if he’d swallowed ice water too fast. “What if I told you she could be freed by a kiss?”
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Very cool thanks for the link. Heading over now to read the rest.
ReplyDeleteAhhhhhhh!!! Only 9 days til CoFA!
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I already pre-ordered my book through barnes & noble so excited!
ReplyDeleteI've already read Wither actually :) you can see my review about it on my blog I had some mixed feelings about it...
ReplyDeleteOMG I was so excited when I saw that this morning :D !! I'm sooo in love with Jace ! I can't wait to "see" him again in City of Fallen Angels !