
Present-day characters experience the emotions and events of a figure from the past, revisiting elements from earlier books in the series.
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Present-day characters experience the emotions and events of a figure from the past, revisiting elements from earlier books in the series.
It seemed a little silly to me, and considering the author's explanation, it didn't exactly make sense how the present-day characters could not only see the character from the past, but also feel her feelings. Why couldn't they see into everyone's heads? And also, why did they even bother when Rob knew what would happen anyway?. The Firebird tied up some loose ends from a previous book, and revisited a favourite character from another book, so in that sense, I enjoyed it, but
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