One Tree (2012)
“She was trying to decide whether or not she should make an effort to prevent Brinn from taking Covenant to the Sandhold. She was instinctively leery of that place. But the haze on her thoughts blurred her thinking. And she did not want to be parted from him. He looked so vulnerable in his slack emptiness that she yearned to stand between him and any danger. Also, she was better able than anyone else to keep watch over his condition.
The Harbor Captain had already escaped over the side of the dr...omond, his dignity in disarray. Rire Grist delivered himself of several graceful assurances concerning the gaddhi Rant Absolain’s pleasure at the company’s acceptance of his welcome; and Honninscrave responded with his own grave politesse. But Linden did not listen to either of them. She was watching Vain and Findail.
They approached the gathering together as if they were intimately familiar with each other. However, Vain’s ambiguous blackness formed an acute contrast to Findail’s pale flesh, his creamy raiment and expression of habitual misery.MoreLess
The Harbor Captain had already escaped over the side of the dr...omond, his dignity in disarray. Rire Grist delivered himself of several graceful assurances concerning the gaddhi Rant Absolain’s pleasure at the company’s acceptance of his welcome; and Honninscrave responded with his own grave politesse. But Linden did not listen to either of them. She was watching Vain and Findail.
They approached the gathering together as if they were intimately familiar with each other. However, Vain’s ambiguous blackness formed an acute contrast to Findail’s pale flesh, his creamy raiment and expression of habitual misery.MoreLess
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