Basically, it’s the other characters that see the reactions and say feelings on their behalf, but we never really see it from them personally. I can see this is him being upset about him not bringing Dustfinger back, but this can also be used to him being upset that he’d done what he’d done thinking Orpheus wouldn’t bring harm to Mo, and instead he ended up killing him. Also, I think what Anna says is right.Doria only appeared in the middle of the last book. You just wanted them to take silvertongue!

Half the time she was wondering who she likes better, Farid or Doria. But in Inkdeath another boy named Doria begins to fall for Meggie and she soon falls in love with him as well.

Why would Meggie want to see her?

Brianna seemed like the obvious choice that Farid would go with if Meggie left because she‘s Dustfinger’s daughter, so why didn‘t Meggie have Doria in book two? Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Plus, Doria was only in the last 200 pages. (Poor, amazing Farid…). “Why is the bear howling like that?” Meggie felt Farid’s hands on her shoulders. The way we did when we and Dustfinger were following your mother and father. Visit her fathers grave all the while praying that he’ll return, or Farid? The title, Inkdeath, gives away what's going to happen, somebody's going to die. Doria is so stupid. She gets him back safely to the robbers' camp while keeping her allegiance a secret from The Piper and her young son Jacopo, a follower of the Adderhead and admirer of the Piper. They just “were.” And they just were because each time Farid and Meggie may have had moments to rekindle their relationship, the author puts some barrier in the way to prevent it. It usually tells me whether he’s all right.” “There, isn’t that just what I told Dustfinger?” Farid had said, annoyed. “Why don’t you come with me? Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account.

some friend of,farid, because thats what they were before he even messed with meggies mind. He was a young bandit, raised by murderers and thieves and probably never loved anyone before until Meggie. Dream that everything will be alright. I was super mad! She’s really young, she doesn’t need someone so soon, and I think i’d be more poetic her leaving Farid behind because she belongs in one world and he in the other, rather than her just randomly picking Doria because he’s easy on the eyes and always at her beck and call. She slowly begins to fall in love with Farid and in Inkspell it turns into a relationship. Doria had brought her some of the wild boar that was roasting over the fire. The obvious choice had to be Doria because if ever Dustfinger decided to go away, FAR, away then Farid would be at his side no doubt, leaving our poor heroine alone for who knows how long.

“Excuse us,” he told Doria, and led Meggie in to the nearest doorway. That’s what I dislike. Mo goes off in secret with Dustfinger, Violante, and her legion of child soldiers to the castle in the lake, where the white book is kept. If Meggie had been in Farid’s shoes and at the time she’d lost her father, who do you think she’d go to first? (personally, I like Doria, and thinks he deserves someone, just not Meggie. Didn’t Orpheus claim he tried too or something? He obviously cares for Meggie, and when he sees what happened to mo, he is outraged. Meggie obviously cares for Mo more than both Resa and Farid, so why is that okay? I do not think Doria and her’s love is real. Farid – A teenaged boy who was read out of Arabian Nights by Mo in Inkheart, he has become Dustfinger’s devoted apprentice, and by the end of Inkspell, was nearly as proficient as his teacher. Meggie ended up going with Farid although at first she was reluctant to let go of Doria’s hand. after the whole of the first book and then the second book and then the third falling in love with each other and then she just deserts him!!! “But you looked really upset, so…” he didn’t finished his sentence. And just the way Farid and Meggie kissed each other shows that, yes, Farid can be off with the fairies and Meggie may be rather obnoxious, but they are like: I absolutely hate bad endings. I’m going to be honest. I have mixed feeling about this book, I love Farid from the start and I hoped that he and Meggie stays together. [http://www.scholastic.com/teachers/article/cornelia-funke-interview-transcript]. The older you get, you grow as a person. Mind, she also has a crush on Doria so it could also be half of her feelings for him triggering that cheek kiss. (btw, give Farid some grieving time, gosh. Meggie and Doria seem false because Doria already has this grown-up exposition about him, like he really has no flaws about him, therefore neither him nor Meggie go through it together like she did with Farid. “thank you!” she said, quickly getting to her feet. My friend, Grace, and I were talking about the whole “Meggie choosing Doria over Farid” thing that goes on at the end of the series: were you happy or disappointed ? Farid led Despina and Ivo away with him. but… I felt like the writer noticed “oh hey, Farid’s going to want to be with dustfinger, or travelling, and Meggie wants to be with Mo… so they can’t ALL live together… my bad, take back the first two books, let’s create a guy that will fit right into her family, and let’s make Farid a tiny bit of a jerk for a while, so Meggie isn’t too in love with him….

I guess thats why they call it inkDEATH because their was death of relationships , I forgot to mention that i was also mad that they start building up this great relationship and just let it crumble into nothing at the end. Farid is, once Meggie is no longer mad at him, trying to get back into her good side and be there with her, but by now, even though she pushed him away, she likes Doria, and not so much Farid. But first of all, Luc and him, we didn’t see any of that, their bond because Luc, as far as I recall, worked for the Snapper, and we don‘t see much for Susa and him either. To make it worse, Brianna was Dustfinger’s daughter. He didn’t and it was wrong of Meggie to accuse him of it. And I most certainly did not expect Mr. Random to show up. We could go from village to village together. Doria jumped into Inkheart, and created the story Fenoglio had in his drawer with Meggie. Cause he’s been a bit busy? Doria came in about 165 pages into the last book, while farid’s been around since the end of Inkheart. It says he had lost himself in his words because he had eyes only for the blue jay, but he has grown fond of Mo for being the blue jay. The main reason was because I really like Farid, and felt sorry for him.                               After reading and editing this again, I decided that if Meggi had left Doria to go back to Farid, I would probably be disappointed also. Farid knows how it feels to lose someone. Her eyes didn’t know who to look for first, Farid or Doria. I still think that she should have stayed with Farid! lol it did not even take me 5 minutes at all! we know nothing about and have no real reason to believe she’s best suited for him. Understandable, he just got him back and he wants to protect him as he did time and time again, but he is worried that he’ll cause his death once more. Yet again, Meggie shows a lack of interest in how he’s feeling, but expects everyone to feel sorry for her when she loses Mo. Fenoglio, the author, gives up writing at the beginning of the book and grows increasingly drunken and senile. Ask him! “Meggie, the woman with the loud voice is looking for you.” the robbers had many names for Elinor. Tintentod = Inkdeath (Inkworld, #3), Cornelia Funke The Inkheart trilogy is a series of three fantasy novels written by German author Cornelia Funke, comprising Inkheart (2003), Inkspell (2005), and Inkdeath (2008). Farid was off kissing different girls and Doria was with trying to cheer her up, talking to her, helping her and he will bring her flowers. Farid and Meggie however, had both lost someone they found themselves extremely attached to and we’ve all read the bond. ), Meggie Folchart-– The 13-year-old book-loving protagonist. Doria…” And the end, when she rejects his kiss, signifying the end of them, I just don’t think Doria and her fit like Farid and her.

We decided we were definitely disappointed. Through the whole series, he and e relationship has been building up- then suddenly, she prefers Doria. Meggie couldn’t help smiling, but Farid cast a none-too-friendly glance at Doria. Farid and Meggie, we all have to remember, are only fifteen years old. “But I’d rather go on listening to my own heart. He would have gone to her tent if he knew she wasn’t mad at him I can almost guarantee it, but she was and he didn’t want her to yell at him on top of it all. Farid is one of very few people not from the inkworld who actually knows they’re in a book, and not real life. Publishers Weekly said, "The interesting meta-fictional questions—can we alter destiny? If Farid and her really weren’t meant to be together, them ending up spending half the time together as they had in the previous book wouldn’t be a problem. She looked across the cave at her daughter.

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