Hey I'm just wondering does anyone have any complaints about the series,
and please, nothing about Nat dying.

Damn, you took mine. <_<

MY numbah one complaint is a little obvious...

I have no real complaints, but it kind of stunk that Queezle died.

What? I liked her she was cool.

I didn't like the fact that all the politicians were corrupt except for Nat. It was a little unbelievable. They must have a good side somewhere.

They possibly did, but they've been corrupt for far to long to be able to uncover their good side.

I like Jessica Whitewall tho. She didn't let the demons take her over.

I think some were okay, like Mrs. Piper, Nat secratery. And if you read page 98, there Harknett didn't seem too bad of a person either.

wrote:A woman named Harknett, had spoken out against his policies. [The prime minister.] Six horlas had come for her that evening.

What were the policies again? Somehow, I don't think it was anything noble. But perhaps she had shown maybe a little bit of a consience there. Maybe?

Edit: Oh God, I look to into the details of the book. Is this even healthy?

It's called obsession. It's a natural part of life

And whose policies did she speak out against?

The Prime Minister's. I forgot what it was and why, but it must have taken bravery to stand up to him, right?

Definitly. I didn't think the PM would actually kill people tho. He seemed harmless and kinda dumb to me

The PMs.

Like people said, Ms. Piper was nice. And Mr. Button was pretty ok. And Whitwell was brave, in a dangerous way. Oh, and Pinn wasn't too terribly bad. Plus, in Ptolemy's Gate, a lot of the magicians Kitty rescued stood with her to save London.

Yeah, what Ianna said.

Whitwell was cool, especially when she summoned her Afrit in the end...thought she might escape for a time.

She at least let Nat and Kitty escape.

I actually found myself hoping she would.

It would have been too fluffy.

Yes.

But I did feel bad that she died.

Well, it was a little sad she died. That was bad.

But it would have been worse if she lived, literature wise.

Well, Whitwell tried and she died.

At least she didn't get her body dragged around London that would be eventually smited with the Staff at any rate.