Alexandra Elend Wolf's Reviews > Saga #68

"There were many lessons my mother learned at a young age that she chose not to impart to me. Mom didn't give a shit what kind of crowd my brother and I ran with. All she cared about was that we never felt alone."

Well, if I thought I could stop worrying about Squire I was sorely mistaken.

This issue has left me with a heavy, chilled heart. It definitely isn't an easy thing to see or stomach, not that this is the first time this series has tackled something like that before. In any case, while it certainly doesn't make it any easier, I am grateful for the attention this will bring into the real issues.

Of course, because the story must go on, there is a very tense and unnerving atmosphere building, one that I'm sure does not bring good omens.

"Mom didn't let many folks inside her own inner circle, but once she did, they were almost always welcome back. No matter how much time or space had passed between them. No matter what mistakes might have been made."