Which character perspective was your favourite and why?

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I feel like I enjoyed Eldus's perspective. I love that he was so engrossed in finding a solution for the people of Hillport and I do believe that his time came to quickly, seeing as I feel he has a lot to offer.
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Galen"s perspective was the best. I liked it becaise he was determined and showed promise.
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Lord Eldus was my favorite character. He was a person of kindness, intelligence, insight, justice, and compassion. I cried out when he was killed.
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My favorite character is Galen, for his simplicity and courage. And also Lord Meldorath, because he hints that he is receiving a treatment that is not necessarily fair.
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The viewpoint from Galen was excellent. I'm not sure, but I felt like he was too sincere to be in Voulhire, I connected with him right away, and I think he gave the tale a fresh flavor since everything else was about corruption, mystery, and Meldorath.
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This is a great review
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Thank you for your detailed information
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This is a great review
The author did a great work
Thank you for your detailed information
I'll love to read this book
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I liked Galen perspective. He is too kind to be in a country as has been described like voulhire. He really needs to be shielded.
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I was interested in Galen's perspective, as I wanted to know how he was adapting to his new environment. Reading his scenes made me happy.
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I really liked Galen's perspective. It really added so much light to the story. I think his perspective appealed more to me than any other character.
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