watching another episode of legend of the seeker.

it pisses me off how hasty Richard is, wanting to jump in and rescue the kid, jeopardizing everything. that’s not Richard. Richard isn’t that stupid. maybe i’m just remembering his character differently. he was always hard headed, but i don’t think he was stupid.

hmm. that’s not how i’ve been pronouncing Zeddicus all these years.

aw. well isn’t that just tragic. the father sold the son. tragic and cliche.

woah. they’re going to find the Sisters of the Light. i hope they’re like the sisters from the book. but Thandor? WTF. never heard of it. they keep making up towns in this show.

this kid is a dick. funny, but a dick.

at least Kahlan can kick ass too.

Richard is wounded. how much you want to bet they have to go to the Sisters of the Light to get him healed?

gee, i didn’t know Kahlan was friends with the Sisters of the Light. ok, now they’ve completely screwed up Kahlan’s back story. That’s not her story at all. Here we go with Thandor and the Sisters of the Light again. Kahlan did not live there. What happened to Aydindril and the Confessors Palace? this is bull shit.

so Richard knows that Kahlan has the hots for him too.

now she’s singing. completely unnecessary.

i’m kinda liking the subplot with the traitor D’Haran soldier.

i don’t trust this kid’s father. i think the kid is lying because he wants to punish himself. he thinks he deserves to live with his father instead of the nice happy Sisters of the Light.

yup, I called it. except that he’s back to the D’Harans.

in the book, binding Zed’s hands wouldn’t be much good (except for that time with the magical handcuff things).

oh, the boy isn’t completely betraying them.

damn, Zed shoots a lot of fire.

aw, isn’t that sweet. the kid was planning to help them after all.

i hope that this kid isn’t supposed to be a supplement for Rachael, but I have a sick feeling he is. After this they can’t very well introduce another child in need of assistance. at least not any time soon. Well, they mentioned Aydindril. so at least it exists here.

this Sisters of the Light place seems a little sappy. not at all like the place in the book.

dude, Richard, the thing about moss on the north side of the tree isn’t completely accurate.