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LIKE JOHNNY DEPP SAID "If you love two people at the same time, choose the 2nd one. Because if you really loved the first one, you would'nt have fallen for the second"
I think Loki was the right choice but i dont hate Finn i like him too

That is awesome! I'm gonna use that since I'm usually a fan of the second guy! LOL But not always...But usually!!

I agree!!!

That is awesome! I'm gonna use that since I'm usua..."
when i saw the quote i loved it




Why does everyone say that? He did everything he could to protect her and he cared for her a lot!

Well, they ended up not choosing each other, end of story.

I agree . . .if the choice had been mine it would've been Finn LOL!!!





Sorry for sounding rude. i re-read it and thought there was a better way of saying it.




I get that he 'believed' he was doing what was best for her, but it shouldn't have mattered.
I'm the type of person who would fight for love, no matter the consequences, but duty came first for Finn.
And it irritated me how he kept pushing her away, and I could never really connect with Finn.
Loki didn't care either way. He could have been a tracker or a manks - he still would have pursued Wendy, because he truly loved her. Despite the knock-backs from Wendy, he continued to fight for her. And THAT'S what love is all about!
Loki is 10 times better!
But I'm glad Finn got a happy ending!
;-)

In the first book, Finn's awesome, dreamy, and great, but then Hocking has to ruin that perfectness with Wendy's totally out-of-the-blue excuse that Finn didn't fight for her and didn't really connect with her. Like, seriously?! I like Loki and all, but I absolutely hated the way Hocking just switched gears in the last book.

In the first book, Finn's awesome, dreamy, and great, but then Hocking has to ruin that perfectness with Wendy's totally out-of-th..."
I agree!

i mean not a great ending. i i'm one of those people who don't like it when you like break up then found someone better. i just hate when that happens. i rather he just moan for his love. (i guess that was rude but it's the truth)


TEAM FINN ♥

Finn is the guy that's always there for you in high school - when you were the awkward Freshman, when you didn't get asked to Homecoming sophomore year, he's the one that came over with movies and popcorn and stood up to the guys that teased you because he's been in love with you since your backpack broke open the first day of school because you always say you don't have time for boys.
Loki is the sports jock who thinks he's master of the school because he's on the state championship team and was once one of the guys that teased you, but when you suddenly blossomed, took notice and decided to have you. So he put on the moves he knew you'd be susceptible to because no guy had ever paid you that kind of attention.

Can you help me understand exactly what Finn *didn't* do? Not "trying hard enough" isn't quite cutting it for me. What else would you have liked him to do?



In the first book, Finn's awesome, dreamy, and great, but then Hocking has to ruin that perfectness with Wendy's totally out-of-th..."
Samantha wrote: "Catherine wrote: "i like finn better than loki. everyone hates finn.
please share your thoughts"
Everyone hates Finn because that's what Amanda Hocking wanted. She added some bullshit about how F..."
You pretty much nailed it. She basically planted a false idea (Finn won't fight for Wendy), and had Wendy keep repeating it, made Loki add his input ("he's not good enough for you")and hoped that the audience would be so bombarded with it that we would eventually buy it. And it seems that many did. So sad.
Finn and Wendy had a complicated romance which provided the perfect setting to develop a really interesting resolution. Too bad she abandoned it without ever hitting the central issues. The very things that Wendy was fighting for as princess and then later as queen (equality within Trylle society) would have been the setting to address these problems. I was just waiting for her to attack that issue and use the reforms that Wendy was making to do it. After all, Willa and Matt stood up to the societal pressures.
Finn was a good man. He was honorable (and deeply conflicted because of his love for her), and the problems which were keeping them apart could have been addressed through reforms which she, the queen, could have made. Of course, the author would have to develop this and flesh it out, not just have Wendy "forcing" reforms on society. Give us some angst with the Markis. Give us drama in the palace, but RESOLVE the issue through her reforms.
It's just a shame, because this storyline could have gone another way. It wasn't an unfixable relationship. In fact, it already had a natural set up for resolution. The author just didn't seem to want to take it. I wonder why not?

In the first book, Finn's awesome, dreamy, and great, but then Hocking has to ruin that perfectness with Wendy's totally out-of-th..."
Yes. Completely out of the blue. And people seem to have really latched on to it, unfortunately. It was so contrived.

But Finn did love her just as much as she loved him. Actually, I think he may have loved her even more.
please share your thoughts