bloodrose83's avatar
Ouch, I take it the poor fellow didn't walk away from that one. :(
bonbon3272's avatar
Well, it's actually a crucial point, because as Keith's bascially falling to his death, Nature asks him to become One. It's the whole connection between Keith's kind and Nature. It's what makes them what they are. So at this point, he has no choice because he's about to die...dum dum dum. So how does Nature help him??? Hmmmm. Good point. Okay, you're One now. Bye! What?! LOL. Yea, big moment for Keith. I think Corrigan finds it in his heart to become a hero too.
bloodrose83's avatar
Sounds a little bit like what Xenophon did to Isktyr when he was about to die, hence bringing on a whole set of problems the poor guy has to face in order to overcome difficulties that began long before he came along.

And yay, Corrigan gets to be an anti-hero of sorts. :)
bonbon3272's avatar
Yea, I love Cori. He's a cool guy. Will he ever find his mother? Haven't gotten too far on that, but I think in the second book his mother ends up being Wisdom's servant, and doesn't know it. Something to that affect :)