I loved Dag and Fawn in Beguilement, but they seemed less interesting in Legacy, more inclined to accept their problems without looking for solutions. As you say, no character development happened throughout the book, and the solution was both open-ended and unsatisfactory. I was left uncertain what their goals were - because they seemed uncertain themselves - and that doesn't make for much of a resolution.
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Date: 2007-03-23 02:49 am (UTC)I loved Dag and Fawn in Beguilement, but they seemed less interesting in Legacy, more inclined to accept their problems without looking for solutions. As you say, no character development happened throughout the book, and the solution was both open-ended and unsatisfactory. I was left uncertain what their goals were - because they seemed uncertain themselves - and that doesn't make for much of a resolution.
And yes, a little too much simple domesticity.