RaeTheRaven

Everyone needs a hobby I guess.

I do feel slightly silly because I remember a distinct point shortly after Tress was made sprouter on the Crow when I thought to my self "Hmm, Huck babbles almost as much as Charlie." But never actually took that step.

This was also my thought. It sounds as if the spores are slowly covering the entire planet.

I really enjoyed it. I liked the relative lightheartedness and found myself chuckling on a few occasions. I found it... very odd to have so much information about Hoid and the cosmere casually tossed about. Even though it wasn't necessarily new information, it's just weird to have so much of it in a relatively short book, when it usually comes in small doses. I guess that's the benefit of having a narrator who knows so much without needing the other characters to know as well.

Shortly before Tress did. I knew Huck was hiding something from the start. But I actually tend not to actively think about these things too much when I first read something as I enjoy being hoodwinked by the story and just enjoying the ride. If its so obvious that I can't do that, then I usually don't enjoy the book. But yeah, I figured out he was in the sorceress' employ when he had so much information about her and her island. But didn't really think of him as being Charlie until shortly before the Charlie doppelganger showed up.