Ok But As I’ve Been Rereading Acomaf I’ve Come To A Conclusion

Ok but as I’ve been rereading acomaf I’ve come to a conclusion

I know this might be a little late but

- Feyre didn’t smile or laugh. The first time she met with the inner circle, she simply asked questions and tried to judge the circle based on the short time.

- under the mountain, Feyre welcomed drinking so that she could forget herself

- Feyre often denied her feelings for Rhysand and wrote off her feelings as lust and said that maybe they could use each other for just sex, at least at first

- she was so skinny at some point, and was always sleeping

- Rhysand tried to make her mad, to flirt and get any emotion out of her in acomaf

Yet there were/are some people who were annoyed with Nesta in acofas? Honestly, did you not read how long it took for Feyre to smile at Rhysand? He took her in, saved her and offered her a life, and yet it still took her a long time to smile at him! I don’t even want to see someone say Feyre went through more.

- Nesta was pulled from her life, violently after her mother died and then her father’s knee was messed up

- Nesta was so depressed and so angry, she blamed it all on her father, cause he did nothing

- he watched as they began starving, and Nesta wanted to see how he’d let it go before he actually did something

- Feyre comes in and saves the day, hunting and giving them food, and Nesta begins to resent her a little because Nesta was convinced at some point their father would help

- Nesta clung onto her manners through out, because that’s what kept her tied to her old life and to her mother

- Nesta started actually liking someone, getting hope for herself and Feyre turned it down, refused, her little sister told her no, which probably hurt Nesta’s pride

- then, Feyre gets kidnapped, and her father and Elain assume she’s going off to some foreign aunt

- they get money, and yet again Feyre is the one to save them all, and Nesta decides to perhaps do some saving

- SHE WENT TO TRY TO GO SAVE FEYRE, NOT THEIR FATHER, NOT ELAIN, NESTA.

- then Feyre comes back, looking healthy, and not at all what Nesta assumed she’d look like but Feyre explains that she fell in love with the high lord, a. high. lord.

- Nesta tells her to go get him, despite knowing that Feyre very well may not come back ever

- Feyre spent three months under the mountain, three months! She didn’t even contact Elain or Nesta until like 6 months later! 6 months of worrying about Feyre and assuming the worst and mourning her but not being able to tell Elain

- yet also worrying for Elain because of what happened to Claire Beddor

- Feyre comes in with an entirely different high lord, and as high fae, a strong and beautiful high fae

- think about the power Feyre earned so quickly, and Nesta I believe wanted to be like that, strong when she couldn’t be and selfless when everyone else was selfish

- Nesta sees these gorgeous males, and one finally puts her in her spot about not being like Feyre, not going out into the terrifying woods to hunt to save their family, she’s insulted, not only because it’s true but because it means Feyre talked about them and she had no idea what Feyre might have said

- Because Nesta wants to protect Elain, she goes with their idea despite how reckless it is

- and then Nesta and Elain are taken, because Nesta allowed them to use their house and Nesta’s life is uprooted AGAIN

- then Feyre wants Nesta to bare herself in front of the very people Nesta used to resent (fae)

- and Nesta starts to find herself falling for Cassian, and when they’re both on the brink of death is only when they both admit it

- the war is over, Elain and Feyre are safe, but Nesta has to cope with losing her life, her father and the sisters she once knew

- Elain and Feyre both join this new family, but Nesta wants no part in it because it’s the family Feyre earned, the family Feyre stayed with when she abandoned Elain and Nesta, and they make her feel like an outsider

- so ya she found bad ways to cope and deal with her newfound immortality for a while but honestly that’s being realistic, so I applaud Sarah J Maas for this complicated character

Btw not only was this inspired by my rereading of the acotar series, but I’ve really grown as a writer and developing my characters and I understand the complexity that comes with it

… so ya that’s my two months late rant on that subject