Feyre and Rhysand’s bargain (spoilers) : r/acotar - Reddit
2023年9月8日 · When Feyre makes her bargain with Rhysand to save her life and fix her broken arm after her first trial, Rhysand later says that this bargain will hold for the rest of her life. One week a month forever. My question is: when Feyre dies as a human, and is then resurrected as a High Fae, is Rhysand’s bargain still a thing?
Why does the general public hate Rhysand? : r/acotar - Reddit
Rhysand drugged Feyre and forced her to dance sexually until she vomited multiple times. If I remember right, he tells Feyre he would rape her, except he doesn't feel like dealing with the fallout. He twisted her broken arm, forcing her into a bargain. The side effect was a tattoo, which, if I remember correctly, also acted as a way to spy on her.
Who was the toxic one: Tamlin or Rhysand? or was it Feyre?
Rhysand can be a manipulator as well as has a disregard for other people's feelings. Feyre is a bad communicator and brought other people into a situation they shouldn't have been in just so she could make a point about her unhappiness with Tamlin.
When does Feyres and Rhys' mate bond snap? : r/acotar - Reddit
2020年12月29日 · It snaps the moment Feyre transforms into Fae but the realization of it hits Rhys the moment he's saying goodbye to Feyre before leaving Under the Mountain. A Court of Mist and Fury, Chapter 54, pages 517-518 "I again had to watch as Tamlin held you. Kissed you.
I don’t remember Rhysand being this cruel to feyre (reread)
2024年3月17日 · I like referring back to this essay regarding anything UTM and Rhysand’s part in it. Edit: If the link above doesn't work, try this one instead! Here's a lil snippet from the UTM portion of the essay that sits with me constantly: The general idea is that Rhys didn’t have a lot of options and he did the best he could to help Feyre survive.
What was Rhys doing to Feyre when she drank the wine UTM?
2021年9月7日 · It's sounds bad, but from everyone else's perspective under the mountain Tam just sat and did nothing. Amarantha was doing this because of Tam so in a way he had to do something to save them. Instead of saving them, helping Feyre in the trials or helping her escape he tried to fuck her.
Why do people like Rhysand?! : r/acotar - Reddit
2022年3月4日 · I do think Rhysand and Feyre are a better match than her and Tamlin; I think they are all working out of the traumas they’ve experienced and that’s where Feyre/Tamlin’s relationship diverged, Tamlin became more protective and Feyre became claustrophobic/never wanting to be trapped, which is where Rhysand comes in and empathizes.
Do Feyre and Rhysand get their bond back/bond again? : r/acotar
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Thoughts on Rhysand's unhinged behavior. : r/acotar - Reddit
Rhysand has, also, kept important and vital information from people who should have known it in the past. Like, Rhysand keeping information from Feyre because he decided is the best for her is the least surprising thing about it. What doesn't make much sense to me is how "rare" and "difficult" to achieve Fae pregnancies are supposed to be.
Rhysand. Feyre. Tamlin : r/YAlit - Reddit
Not to mention it was clear to me at least, that Rhysand and Feyre were going to be something to each other. There were so many signs of Rhysands kindness and it being an act for amarantha. Tamlin was a pig from the beginning, but is still redeemable in my eyes. Rhysand has always been a great but flawed character with a big heart.