I dont know if youve seen Breaking Bad? Jannars death has me sobbing. None of the above <p>Song Maiden</p> alternatives . Terry Pratchetts Discworld. You see people working and celebrating and having a beer at the pub. Theyre horrifying. Andrew Peterson: Lay scholar, I should say. They Saw the Horrific Aftermath of a Mass Shooting. This I think is the first time Ive read of a death more of a sacrifice that mirrors the cross. So I guess maybe youve kind of already answered it, but a lot of fantasy is driven by the world the author creates, and plot twists, and the characters can often end up basically being these props the author uses for his world-building. In Revelation 2, it says God will gives us new names. MY NAME IS CHILD OF GOD AND I AM LOVED., I definitely picked up on that allegory as well, @inkling-for-christ. Since you still struggle to walk properly, Sara can help you." Sara went and stood by Janner. Hogwarts is a goofy name for a school. He sat down, and leaned against the wall while Sara grabbed the bandages. *quietly sneaks in* I love these books, I actually wrote a book review on them, its around here somewhere on the website, if you havent checked it out, please do. He could have chosen a non de plume, a pen name, but instead he prefers to answer the same question, every where he goes, Are you Andrew Peterson, the songwriter and musician extraordinaire?. But it happens with other characters too. But then I remember reading in the second book, when Kalmar is transformed. BEEP. Andrew Peterson: I dont get that from the Narnia books, by the way. Suddenly it matters when a spaceship blows up. They are comic book gods and by that I dont just mean they are one dimensional laughable reductions of what it means to be divine, I also mean that they are in comic books, in popular culture. Read Tony Reinkes book, Lit! Or Be Eaten, The Monster in the Hollows, and The Warden and the Wolf King.The series chronicles the adventures and transformations of a family . The children would go to sleep at night hoping the Black Carriage does not come for them. And would listen to them if they needed to tell them something. Some of my favorite parts of the whole story are like, Okay, what happens next?. I help you decide whether to get the book for free or to buy it if you missed the offer. So, those who have read it, do you like the fact that Rudrick died or not? The hope that Janner had revived Sara, and sparked a revolution as she was determined to lead a rebellion that would escape the factory. Click the button. No dreams and visions of God or from God. The Fangs arent that way, because the Fangs have mostly given up their humanity. And so, Gnag the Nameless was human, in the beginning. I hope youll get your hands on a copy of the books and join the adventure. Jesus. In fact, he and his family are at the center of a great mystery that will change their lives forever. Andrew Peterson: Well, there are two answers to that question. Andrew Peterson: I was waking up to writers like Wendell Berry, and Walt Wangerin Jr., and. Readers become non-readers, non-readers turn to readers. Without Christ, can anything be Christian? Andrew Peterson: But also there was just a greater familiarity with scripture. *now sneaks away without reading anything else because I havent finished the series and dont want to read spoilers.*. @christi-eaton I have heard that!!!!! They dont want to do their homework but this is what happens when your running away from evil is chaperoned by your mom and grandpa. He had lain in wait for the perfect moment to spring: the perfect song at the perfect hour of the day, the contrition of my hungry heart, the intricate staging of the beauty that had led me to that dewy lawn, and his holy, brooding spirit draped over the valley like a mist. But it seems like you took a lot of time to really understand motivations, and even just understand the human heart, how it works, especially with Janner. honestly, im kind of sad that rudrick diednia needed to be happy!!! *scowls*. The Wingfeather Saga is coming to life as a breathtaking, multi-season TV show, thanks to the 8,000+ Angel Investors helping us raise five million dollars. Two weeks after the healing of the cloven and Fangs. And even if that means changing our lives, thats what were called to do. The children set up an orphanage at an abandoned factory called Thimble Thumb's Threads. If not, you will be mighty happy as the Wingfeather Animated Tales are coming smoothly underway, seriously, the poster is awesome. The most popular anti-book is YouTube. Have you read that book? T.H.A.G.S. BEEP. Oh, yes, the people of Skree were quite free, as long as they were in their homes by midnight. All right, well, this has been fun, so thank you so much for-. Andrew Peterson: So I care about The Shire more, or in a different way than I do about Narnia. Lewis, being Christians. Janner and his family hope to find refuge in the last safe place in the world: the Green Hollowsa land of warriors feared even by Fangs of Dang. Andrew Peterson: I had temptations that I struggled with from a very young age, lust and anger among other things. Water from the Dark sea of Darkness. Andrew Peterson: And so, my imagination is often where, if I go dark, its because I begin to believe something about myself that isnt true, and its because Im listening to the voice of the enemy and not the voice of the Father. I actually (*ahem*) read ahead by accident (it's a bad habit) and found out that Janner died, but even knowing beforehand didn't prepare me for it. When Im watching Marvel movies, and the cities are getting blown up, Im always like, Who cleans this up? Im always just kind of like, My goodness, all the work that they put into that building, and its just rubble now. If there are real consequences to our decisions, then it begins to smack of the real world in a way that is more moving than otherwise. I cannot stress that enough. But that moment, where I was like, Ooh, their story isnt over yet led to what I love the most about the whole story, which was the ending, the last-last part. Andrew Peterson: This is another pet peeve I have with a lot of books, especially kids books. @gretald You should read the alternate ending zoe wrote. But then as I was reading the Wingfeather books, I thought back to that again, and I thought that they maybe werent getting your work quite right. Im trying to remember back to 15 years ago when I was starting the books, what was going on, and what I remember is talking to Ron Block, who is the banjo player for Alison Krauss & Union Station. By way of explanation, let me read from Petersons introduction to the land of Skree: In the nine years after Skrees king and all his lordsin fact, everyone with a claim to the thronehad been executed, the people of Skree had learned to survive under the occupation of the Fangs of Dang. So the easy way out is to make the parents oblivious. But with Saruman, what corrupts him is just pride and it causes him to turn away from the work hes called to do. Andrew Peterson:Yeah. Another influence for me as I was writing is that I think one of my most persistent spiritual struggles is my imagination. Click to contribute one-off or be a member. My goal was for a kid to finish the last page of The Wingfeather Saga, and to know in a way that they didnt know before that there is something stronger than the darkness. By putting Wingfeather together with Marvel and DC, this might make it kosher for Christians. "Come on!" Janner said, pulling Tink to his feet. Nobodys there to save him. It was getting to the bottom of things. Andrew Peterson: Thats part of what I was trying to avoid. S. Poythress and God, Technology and the Christian Life by Tony Reinke. [] the Wingfeather Saga. (both with InterVarsity Press), "A Protestant Christendom?" I want to start by asking about some of the stories that were contributing to the leaf mould for you, as you were writing and coming up with characters and the plot line. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ACmjZb4GsKDWRadYKYIMxvaJyxN_lE2GJTKSvfZjuoQ/edit?usp=sharing It can describe the world, how it functions and how to subdue it. I guess thats the point. Smith. Janner joined the hug, but quickly backed out of it, his bandage being soaked in blood. Notice that Leeli is 8 and Janner is 12 which coincidentally is the reading age of this book, 8-12 years old. The whole movie felt like a cardboard cutout of a story that was an excuse for a whole bunch of cool special effects and concepts. Jake Meador is the editor-in-chief of Mere Orthodoxy. Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture. Sacrifice? Names are a huge deal in the series, and the sense I get is that especially from the way that its set up in the first book, theres a kind of playfulness to Gnag the Nameless, in the beginning, but then as you spend more time there, you realize this is actually a really central theme. Its a pretty potent imagination, and has been as long as I can remember, which can be good if youre a songwriter, or a novel writer, whatever. The Peterson Principle of Fantasy Storytelling is it should make this world brighter, not duller and our eyes clearer, not dimmer. I will wholeheartedly agree! Youre beloved. There are no angels. Lovlies to you if you recognize that. When we come home from the library, each of them has five or ten books under each arm. He had one job. If you eat from a tree that is poisonous, then you become poisoned. Kalmar decided he did not want to be a Wingfeather anymore and ran back to the strander territory, in hope that he could join them. I dont want to expose them to words or situations I wouldnt want my own children exposed to. During the Wingfeather War, Janner was taken to the Fork Factory, and he likely would have not escaped without the help of Sara. Sara and Janner, Kalmar and whatever-her-name-is-that-used-to-be-nuzzard Rudrick and Nia Leevi and Thorn Kelvey and Maraly Artham and Alma. And in the reflection of that world, this world becomes brighter, not duller; our eyes become clearer, not dimmer. If theyre present at all, then make them mentally distant; they dont listen to the kids. Their mother insists they do their THAGS. Andrew Peterson: When it started, I began with the world-building part. They dont know that they are reading a story about family, taking care of siblings, respecting elders and most important of all, doing your homework. So the first thing I was curious to ask you about, and I think I probably know some of the answers, because I think weve read a lot of the same things, but theres this quote Ive always liked from Tolkien, who said that his stories grew out of the leaf mould of his mind; his idea being its almost like a compost bin that youre just constantly throwing things into, and the stories grow out of it. After watching it, some went to read the books. Andrew Peterson: Which is in my mind kind of like The Scouring of the Shire, when Frodo and Sam come back home. But those are few and far between, in my experience. The broad argument is: if you are convinced by Reinkes 7 reasons for reading non-Christian books as supported by John Calvin, Martin Luther, the early church fathers, and his interpretation of the Bible and your conscience is not violated when you read popular culture books and movies, then you have slayed the dragon in the room. They name their houses like people here name boats. Im zipping and picking bits from Petersons autobiography to show you the writers journey from fantasy and back again. He lives in Lincoln, NE with his wife Joie, their daughter Davy Joy, and sons Wendell, Austin, and Ambrose. What were you wanting readers to take away from them? Hes just had to kind of compartmentalize that, almost. The annoying, frustrating, kind-of-smart cliffhanger that leaves you to decide for yourself whether Janner Igiby Wingfeather comes back to life, or stays with the Maker. I remember just letting my imagination run wild, and thinking up Gnag the Nameless as a funny kind of name for a villain but you cant stop there; you have to figure out why hes named Gnag the Nameless, and so, I have these documents that I was writing before I started book one, where it was kind of like an archeological dig, trying to figure out why somebody would be named Gnag the Nameless, and why would he want to destroy the world. @zoe-wingfeather @anne-of-lothlorien @christi-eaton Not a drop of water leaked in. But other than the cruel Fangs and the constant threat of death and torture, there wasnt much to fear in Skree. Andrew Peterson: I mostly hated it. This is a Reading and Readers review of the four book series: Singfeather Waga by Peter Anderson, I mean, Wingfeather Saga by Andrew Peterson. Im excited! Andrew Peterson: I just wanted, if I had to choose one or the other, I wanted The Wingfeather Saga to tilt toward something like the Shire, an actual place that people actually want to visit. Donita K. Paul, author of The Vanishing Sculptor "In a genre overrun by the gory and the grim, Peterson's bite-sized chapters taste more like a stew of Gorey (Edward) and Grimm (the Brothers). A Christian Guide to Reading Books. Janner's death is so moving but so, so, SO devastating. For the launch of the Reading and Readers Podcast, I review the first four free books of 2021: (Jan) Deep Church by Richard Mouw and Jim Belcher, (Feb) Count It All Joy by David Jeremiah, (Mar) Tempted and Tried: Temptation and the Triumph of Christ by Russell Moore and (Apr) XXX by XXX. In answer to that question, I want to introduce you to Lit! I just read this part of a book about the environmental vision of Tolkien. And the way that that gets expressed is a little bit different for the parents, because I mean you show it really beautifully I think with Podo at the end of North! So with new hardback editions of books three and four releasing last week, I thought now was a good time to talk to the author of the series, Andrew Peterson, about the books. Andrew Peterson: Yeah, I remember warning the publisher that even though book one has more of a fairytale vibe, a little more Monty Python, a little more of the zaniness (which is a word that I kind of hate), it changes later in the series. Peterson describes his story as epic like Lord of the Rings, witty like the Princess Bride and truth-telling like the Chronicles of Narnia. Wonder Woman is the daughter of the Gods of Olympus. Jake Meador: One of my best friends is a pastor, who is also a Dungeon Master for some people. Thor is the God of Thunder. The first book was first published in 2008 and in 2020 all the books were re-released in a special edition hardcover. The author talks about how in Narnia, we can see that people are eating, but you never see any evidence of where they get their food. This is my spoiler-free review of the Wingfeather Saga, by that I mean, this review covers the same material in the 15 minute animated short, which itself is a teaser for the eventual full series. [] An Interview with Andrew Peterson about The Wingfeather Saga by Jake Meador October 12, 2020 [], [] I didnt have anything close to a classical education, but the Bible was always there, Peterson told Mere Orthodoxy. Janner is alone and lost in the hills; Leeli is fighting the Fangs from the rooftops of the city; and Kalmar, who carries a terrible secret, is on a course for the Deeps of Throg. It should be considered Christian literature. Loyalty? If this world was real, if I wanted the reader to feel like there were real consequences to characters decisions, then what do you do with a bunch of Fangs after their leader is gone? Artham Wingfeather had dreaded this day. If you like this childrens book review, you might want to listen to my other childrens book review: The Green Ember series by S.D. How did you create them? Sara Cobbler was born in Torrborro. But to any readers who may have stopped reading them because of that, I say Stick with it: the payoff is worth it. Andrew Peterson understands Story. Im still in shock. Culture, politics, and religion for those who love words. The theological core is Christian. Just like the orphaned farmboy in Belgariad, to live a lonely life like Drizzt, always caught between two worlds like Tanis Half-Elven. Lets listen to todays book review. Its hard to sympathize with Saruman. Theres none of that artificial bickering, I dont think. Reinke enlists the approval of John Calvin, Martin Luther, Leland Ryken, Paul of Tarsus, the early church fathers: Basil of Caesarea and Augustine of Hippo, and the Bible itself. And that was very common for most of the history of western literature. Jake Meador: Ive not read that one, but Ive read some of his other books. I was so devastated when Janner died. Andrew Peterson: In his essay on fairy stories, he lays out his theology of storytelling, a particular kind of storytelling. The remaining orphans traveled to Anniera, which had just been restored. I wont get into it. Or Be Eaten is the winner of the 2009 Christy Award for Young Adult fiction. The sadness in the ending is the beauty. Jake Meador: Thanks so much for doing this, Andrew. But they don't really have any real motivations, desires, regrets, failures, stuff that makes them tick, real struggles, interesting relationships, negative emotions, and layers. A Christian Guide to Leading by Tony Reinke. It begs questions that can only be resolved in Christ. Andrew Peterson: Okay. Jake Meador: But that brings up another interesting thing about that last bookwhat do you do with all these fangs that have totally lost their identities after Gnag is gone? Ollister Pembricks seminal work on the woeful and wonderful creatures of Skree. Andrew Peterson has awakened my inner eight-year-old, and that is a very . It takes place in the land of Aerwiar, nine years after a nameless evil named Gnag the Nameless has devastated all that is good and fair. Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information. I must be an annoyance to them, and blah blah. I hear it to this day. I cried so hard. Having failed to look after his siblings, he ran away from home. My only consolation is that Artham and Alma Rainwater ended up together again. Hes Tink in the first two books, and hes Kalmar in the last two. Tink is 10 years old, and he is Tink by name but not a thinker by nature. I spent way too long trying to answer this question, and sadly, I'm not satisfied with my answer. I cried, laughed so hard my stomach hurt, and know a bunch of random facts about it that no one else in my family can remember. Its like a cheap version of conflict. I heard someone say that his successor as a poet was Andrew Peterson and his successor as a prophet was Derek Webb. Or theyre removed from their parents in some way. *apologizes to . Andrew Peterson: The Lord of the Rings to me is a combination of the two. But when the story of our life ends, we will know. The anti-book is a dangerous mind-bending weapon because it can backfire. The writer of the Wingfeather Saga is not a recovering fantasy nerd, he is a redeemed fantasy nerd. Water from the Small Creek. The Wingfeather Saga. Andrew Peterson: The irony is that my pastor is a Dungeon Master now, and he leads campaigns with some friends of mine. That ending scene stands as the first time I cried while reading. It gave us a bedtime routine and something to look forward to every night for several months as we made it through the whole series. For more book reviews, go to www.readingandreaders.com. These are the jewels sought after by Gnag the Nameless. In his autobiography, Adorning the Dark, Peterson reflects on his conversion from a fantasy world escapist into a born-again Christian. Since Gnag the Nameless had conquered the free lands of Skree, the Fangs had occupied all the towns, exacting taxes and being nasty to the free Skreeans. Leeli is a sweet 8 year old girl who loves dogs. And thats what makes that show feel so real, you feel the weight of it. Andrew Peterson: If I compare that to that scene in Return of the Jedi when the Emperor and Luke are having their final showdown, and Luke is looking out the window and he sees the battle happening a long way away, and you know that Han Solo and Lando and theyre all fighting, and you love these characters. Talk about having an agenda. I really didnt like the abrupt ending, though. Arriving back at the ruins of Castle Rysen, the family again gave thanks to the Maker for restoring Janner. You must be logged in to reply to this topic. And if that last sentence made you smile, prepare to laugh . Martins Game of Thrones, Dragonlance, Forgotten Realms, Warhammer are pagan or godless worlds. Andrew Peterson: What the voice of the enemy is doing in my head in those moments is hes naming me. There is no Aslan. How were you wanting to present it? If you havent read them, GO AWAY! I also didnt want to make the bad guy so sympathetic that you were sad that he got what was coming to him. Afterwards they reassembled the lodging in the cellar that was still necessary until at least some part of the castle could be reconstructed, and Kalmar hung the flagon of First Well water in a safe place in case of further emergency. So gratifying to hear you both discussing Tolkien and Lewis in relation to Wingfeather I had intuited a lot of this influence but this took me a lot deeper. I have never felt anything so badly at all, even in real life!!!!! Andrew Peterson: Thank you. Coming back to our epic story, Janner goes to the Dragon Day Festival. Not only have my tastes changed (the quality of the writing left something to be desired), but they strike me as a way to pass the time rather than enrich it. Janners brother, Tink, discovers a map that shows the location of the Jewels of Anniera. Andrew Peterson: I have been feeling that, but then when I think about it in terms of eucatastrophe, I get this glimmer of hope, and I go, Oh man, the author of the story has this amazing ending in mind. And whether or not we see it in our generation, or it happens later, we trust that the author of the story is good. Kudos: 3 Hits: 58 The restoring by Ellie_the_Throne_Warden Oh, and @anne-of-lothlorien, if you hadnt already found it, the former fang girls name is Galya. The worlds of Terry Pratchetts Discworld, George R.R. We all have it in us by virtue of the choices that we make, whether we choose to partake of the fruit of the tree of life, or the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Okay, I just had one other question because were almost out of time. In that message, Peterson has a note to parents. Do you like hot-off-the-presses? He did it to find the jewels. On the surface level, he could kind of scan as a Saruman-type character: Hes this old man with white hair, whos read lots of books, hes always been at the arm of power, and hes been corrupted by it. I cant remember the author now. Water from the First Well. And since Mr. Andrew Peterson *Throws a very, very, annoyed look in his direction* is not going to tell us if Janner Igiby Wingfeather lives or not (I believe he does. I also noticed that name changes seem to be happening at really pivotal moments in a characters life. I realize now what he really meant. And so I just didnt care. Peterson, the award-winning author-songwriter and I have one thing in common: we both grew up reading Dragonlances outsider Tanis Half-Elven, Forgotten Realms loner Drizzt Dourden, Belgariads orphaned Garion and many more tales of lonely boys in fantasy adventures. As for the earlier fantasy books? The Green Ember can be read to 5 year olds whereas Wingfeather is really for older children. Im sobbing because I realize how much it means. Please no one hit me. Amazon.The Rord of the Lings by T.R.R. So you see the destructive nature of our sinful personal choices. Its hard to find that. IF YOU DO NOT KNOW THESE BOOKS AND HAVE NEVER READ THEM DO NOT READ THIS! Rabbits and Wingfeathers by Janner wingfeather11 reviews When Sara and Janner are sucked through a portal and two rabbits who can talk and fight come through instead of them you can imagine that the Wingfeather family would be shaken. AUUUUUUUUUUUGGGH! Im reading aloud the Wingfeather Saga to my kids (again). Something that intrigued me is that it felt to me like a lot of the time, Podo and Nia, you dont actually get to see their interior life as much, which is kind of a plot necessity in the first book, especially. They are in your cinemas and streaming services. The bedrock of what those guys were writing from was Norse mythology, and the classics; that was kind of the stuff that underlies what they were writing. Fortunately, the epilogue makes it better by implying that Kalmar has found a way to bring him back to life. i love those books so much. Janner and his family pray. And in order for that to work, there had to be a paper trail, so to speak, of how they became who they became, because we all have it in us. I cried when they found each other, and then Artham realized they were flying and spinning in the air. Jake Meador: It doesnt get better. it struck me so hard I sat upright on the couch and cried No! while my family stared at me. Yes, I am, he answers in the website, Amazon page and his books. That was the leaf mould. But other than that, yes!!!!!!!!! To hear more of Andrew Petersons thoughts on making, read his autobiography, Adorning the Dark: Thoughts of Community, Calling and the Mystery of Making. My kids arent growing up in a house where their parents just dont care about whats going on in their internal world. But when the Fangs make the first move and invade Ban Rona, the children are separated. Andrew Peterson: There doesnt have to be an adversarial relationship between parents and kids; they can actually be on the same team. Even when it seems Leeli raughable, really laughable, to do so. If you have not read the whole series, you may want to save this until you have finished it. But theres a good reason for that, from a practical standpoint. But for me, I would say that I wasnt reading the classics, I didnt have anything close to a classical education, but the Bible was always there. More on that later. The Maker is good and the people trust in Him. That was when Derek was doing Mockingbird, and those kind of things, and I remember tracking with it at the time. The hope that Janner had revived Sara, and sparked a revolution as she was determined to lead a rebellion that would escape the factory. Jake Meador: Yeah. And as long as they bore no weapons, and they didnt complain when their fellow Skreeans were occasionally taken away across the sea, never to be seen again. Its funny, there never really was any doubt in my mind that Janner was healedbut maybe thats just me. The footnotes intrude, in a good way, into the narrative and tell of a bigger world out there. So, for example, I went and saw Tenet last night. Im sure there are a lot of loose ends. You construct a story where the reader and the characters in the book have stopped believing that their story can end well. Or Be Eaten when Janner was finally separated from Kalmar, the parents were gone, and Janner was in Dugtown alone. Theres a lot of well silliness, especially in the early parts the sort of stuff that makes little boys cackle (which worked out, as all I had were little boys). Amazon.Adorning the Dark: On Community, Malling and the Mystery of Caking by Andrew Peterson. And just like the Discworld novels, the footnotes in Wingfeather resent being footnotes. Andrew Peterson: When youre a little older, youll get it. Davy Joy wasnt a fan, but I thought it was right. She and the other children helped the Kimeran rebels retake Dugtown from the fangs. Hes giving me names that arent mine. Its good literature, and its great fantasy. Thanks for your support! Below is the way I described it to another wingfeather friend of mine. I like the alternate ending @zoe-wingfeather. Shaper. Whos Your Authority? I had no need for it, so I thought, because the world I was in pulsed with loveliness. What will Janner do when Leeli stands between her dog and a Fang of Dang? Janner was emptied of life and fell to the ground. Limner. I think everybody is looking at the election thats coming up, and were like, No matter what, were hosed.. Far ahead, the others neared the bridge that led to the fifth and final tower. Well what does that actually mean? T.H.A.G.S. Amazon.The Nonicles of Chrania by C.S. In the same way God told Jesus what he had to do. Thats a good way to put it. An award-winning fantasy series written by Andrew Peterson. At all. Every little bit helps! I wish he had finished it in a more final way. Peterson likes to mix things up in his stories and his career. Janner. He said, Your child is intuiting something about the universe thats true, in that moment, and so you shouldnt be afraid of talking to them about real sin, and real darkness, and I sense the same kind of approach to how you wrote Wingfeather. (with Davenant Press), and "Telling the Stories Right" (with the Front Porch Republic Press). Fork Factory Janner was captured by an old lady and taken to the Fork Factory, the place where children were forced to make weapons and armor for the Fangs. Coincidentally, 8000+ angel investors raised five million dollars to turn the story into a multi-season animation series. At one point Janner strikes a match, and a friend of mine was like, Matches require gunpowder, basically. It's also kind of a Heartwarming Moment, because after reflecting on how selfish he's been throughout his adventures, he finally sacrifices himself to save his brother and many others. Really fantastic interview. When the children are not fighting, running or hiding, they are doing their homework. Every month I review Faithlifes Free Book of the Month. Nope. And I didnt do it perfectly. Jake Meador: Okay, so this is circling back around to the Gnag thing, a little bit. Its like the long defeat idea that the Elves talk about in Lord of the Rings; that okay, even if the bad guys win, that doesnt let me off the hook; I still fight for what is right. After helping free Janner, she was put in the coffin again. Jake Meador: Because shes going to be eight soon, and so were holding off on the later Harry Potter books. It starts with a g I think. Hes an even better poet. And eucatastrophe, which means good catastrophe, is a way of awakening us to hope and longing.

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