Oh yeah, Janet is VERY grating, altho she won my heart with that long monologue about her time in the desert -- which the actress for the show apparently auditioned with! they made her different in the show, much more likeable and heroic (I was fine with it, LOL, esp since the actress was gorgeous). I really liked the part where she was a witness to Fillory's end, too. And one nice thing abt the show is that now when I read about Eliot I can picture Hale Applebaum, who was just about perfect. Butyeah, nearly everyone in the book is insufferable, maybe with the exception of Alice, who has that opaqueness that makes me think she might be some kind of version of a girl the male author was in love with IRL.
I was WAY more interested in Julia and her demi-goddess?-hood than Quentin being Lord King Creator God who of course was the only one who could destroy AND save Fillory. Bleah.
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Date: 2020-08-05 03:00 pm (UTC)I was WAY more interested in Julia and her demi-goddess?-hood than Quentin being Lord King Creator God who of course was the only one who could destroy AND save Fillory. Bleah.