I enjoyed MoA. My problems with it mostly came from the fact that I felt that sometimes things were very repetitive (sort of like, "OK I GET THAT A CHARACTER FEELS THIS WAY BECAUSE YOU'VE SAID IT A BILLION TIMES" and sometimes the religious debates got a bit tiring) but the book as a whole was great. And the Arthur/Morgaine relationship was, at times messy and complicated, but in the end they were two people who loved each other dearly. And that showed extremely well.
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Date: 2010-10-08 10:39 pm (UTC)I enjoyed MoA. My problems with it mostly came from the fact that I felt that sometimes things were very repetitive (sort of like, "OK I GET THAT A CHARACTER FEELS THIS WAY BECAUSE YOU'VE SAID IT A BILLION TIMES" and sometimes the religious debates got a bit tiring) but the book as a whole was great. And the Arthur/Morgaine relationship was, at times messy and complicated, but in the end they were two people who loved each other dearly. And that showed extremely well.