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The Earl & The Fairy, Vol. 4 (2000)

by Mizue Tani(Favorite Author)

4.16 of 5 Votes: 1

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Romance

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The Earl and The Fairy

review 1: This volume doesn't really conclude anything beyond the arc with Rosalie. Prince is still a nebulous threat, and much of the story still has momentum so it feels like things will continue. The romance between Lydia and Edgar advances, but not to a point anywhere near satisfying. Plus, there are some parts that are a bit heavy-handed, and some metaphors that are a tad overworked. However, Edgar is still a rogue, still scarred, and still amazing in both his arrogance and his depth of character. We get to meet one of Prince's henchmen in this volume, but there isn't as strong a mystery in this volume, and the sword from the previous two volumes isn't mentioned in this arc. This definitely feels like a set-up for something bigger.It sucks that this is the final volume. But I'm... more glad it just sort of...ends. Tying up all those loose ends would have been too brutal for the story.However, I'm still intrigued by the characters and will likely watch the anime, though I'd really like to get my hands on a translation of the light novels. Or learn Japanese and get the original language version. Motivation!
review 2: -sniffles- The proclaimed last volume to the series. I don't see how it could go so much further and give us a definite ending for our two main characters. I would very much had appreciated that. Wonderful book. Our heroine goes missing. The man we have seen lie the entire series, cocky and self-center. He unleashes hell in his mission to locate her....But all that aside towards the end. I think you see a softness come out, just for her that you wouldn't see with anyone else. That he couldn't show anyone else, except her. A wonderful end, if it is one. But I seriously hope this isn't the end. less

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