Title: No pleasant, but real life ending
Product review: I agree with many of the other reviewers. It is a great book, the story is enthralling and the end uncompromising. I was fascinated by the idea of an hero who really endures and though deserving receives hardly nothing at all personally. love ends,he loses many of his friend and his health, although he saves the crown and mankind. Fitz remains, as is often mentioned in the book, the catalyst of the story, and does not , as usual in the young prince who wins the crown and the girl. All those people complaining about the end, perhaps criticize its true greatness: not to give in to the easy, usual fantasy concept of sugar endings.It is tragic and I nearly cried frustrated.Does anybody remember what happened to Frodo in Lord of the Rings; III? Fitz fate is just as sad and lonely in its depth.
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