![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() That it’s okay to cry, to be scared, to feel sad, and be insecure. So I never thought I could see myself being a hero or doing any good if the time for me to be one ever came, but Laia really conveys that strength is more than just being able to shed blood and kill people. I wish to be like them but the reality is I’m not. She’s still just Laia and I wouldn’t have it any other way! Being a big emotional scaredy cat I am I’ve never been able to relate to the big badass skilled warriors that can take down armies of men. That at the end of the day she isn’t a badass savage girl who lost everything and is out for blood. And many people do see that as weakness but I love that Laia is able to harness these emotions that make her human as use it as strength. She’s wrecked with guilt when she accidentally kills that jinn. As shown in Torch and Sky, She cries after she accidentally that man. She hates taking lives cause she sees no reason to take one even if it is for the greater good. She mourns the for any lives lost even if it is the enemy. She feels too much, cares too much, and loves too much. And that’s been reiterated throughout the books. How they can become an ultra badass that is able to hack and slice through their enemies and become this killer warrior machine, but Laia Of Serra is not a killer. Usually when you have a “weak” and frightened protagonist their growth is mainly focused on how quick they can shed that image and because something else entirely. I want to start off by talking about how happy I was with how Laia’s arc was handled. ![]()
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