Heidi Rebstock highlighted an excerpt from Oak and Stone: A Book of Enai
Picture, if you will, the faun.
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Great ending for this chapter... but it’s a little bit disorienting because we don’t really have an introduction to the main character, someone to ground us and pull us into the story.
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    Even the valorous quailed, for that night in Anahor the dead walked once again.
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    I’m not sure if you noticed that you repeated that he was not a brave man. 
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      So, the old man and the thief aren’t main characters, then?
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        He is not a brave man, or so he reflects as he sits resting his head against the door, his hands dripping vital crimson to blot the grey stones of the street.
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        Heidi Rebstock commented on an excerpt of Oak and Stone: A Book of Enai
        Wait... what about the old man? 
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          An erstwhile thief
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          That’s sad. :(
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            and he had wondered if his life would amount to nothing more, his legacy no more than a story half-told by the blood- and rust-stained armour he would leave behind.
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