Why Roden choose Gigi? Maybe because she was a spoiled brat the most successible to his propaganda?
OTOH, she's very difficult to manipulate. Wild, unpredictable, capricious. А troublemaker. That's why I think Roden wants to use her and get rid of her. That is, if we look at the story from RL standpoint.
What about the knife? I thnk both knives were broken and lost in the rubble left by Gargoyles. And they probably just scraped off the whole thing with a bulldoser afterwards. :)
But Roden organized the soiree to detect the potential assassin. And he detected a girl who could kill two gargoyles. Does he believe in coinsidences *that* much? :)))
Why Roden didn't kill Faith? I got the impression that Gigi was watching over Faith at her bedside.
Or he wants to use Faith too...
I'm also puzzled why characters haven't grabbed you here and only story twists seem interesting
I don't know. I like the story, but it's too fairy-tale to be taken seriously. The only issue that grabbed me for real was The Chain.
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OTOH, she's very difficult to manipulate. Wild, unpredictable, capricious. А troublemaker. That's why I think Roden wants to use her and get rid of her. That is, if we look at the story from RL standpoint.
What about the knife? I thnk both knives were broken and lost in the rubble left by Gargoyles. And they probably just scraped off the whole thing with a bulldoser afterwards. :)
But Roden organized the soiree to detect the potential assassin. And he detected a girl who could kill two gargoyles. Does he believe in coinsidences *that* much? :)))
Why Roden didn't kill Faith? I got the impression that Gigi was watching over Faith at her bedside.
Or he wants to use Faith too...
I'm also puzzled why characters haven't grabbed you here and only story twists seem interesting
I don't know. I like the story, but it's too fairy-tale to be taken seriously. The only issue that grabbed me for real was The Chain.