There’s absolutely nothing wrong with how Sophie feels about Fitz.
This is all because of the series being written from Sophie’s POV. Stellarlune gave many inklings as to how he’s taking things and developed his character for sure, but they felt almost empty and almost antagonized him if anything. Not complaining but), nothing more on how he truly feels about Alvar being partially dead because of HIM (other than that he’s mad about it), or if he still feels that suffocating Vacker Legacy. There was no insight as to how he’s truly dealing with the hatred of everyone at Foxfire, nothing on his relationship with his parents after the craziness of Flashback (haven’t even seen Alden since flashback. His telepath skills were there but what else is new? Overall, In this book Fitz was completely demoted to the role of love interest and all of his other wonderful character traits were just thrown away. It sort of made me realize certain things about Fitz that I hadn’t before and was both on brand for his character and completely threw away his character at the same time. Stellarlune was definitely…something, for Fitz. This is the lens through which I look at Fitz, for context.
So, I am going to make a series dissecting Fitz in Stellarlune. We get Keefe content, as if Keefe isn’t already easy to understand enough :/ KotLC kotlc fitz fitz vacker kotlc keefe kotlc fandom kotlc theory kotlc rant kotlc sophie kotlc stellarlune sophie foster Keefe Sencen There are so many wonderful layers to Fitz that would just be the juiciest to dig into and make his character understandable and more likeable but alas. Her side of the story is actually given good spotlight.įitz, on the other hand, can hardly say the same. The reason I brought this up is because Pacifica is such a loveable character because her character has been properly explored. So I don’t know from where this struck me but I’ve noticed a few parallels between Fitz Vacker and Pacifica Northwest from Gravity falls.īoth come from super rich and prestigious familiesīoth can appear to be stuck up and sassy (especially Fitz in the first book, but I loved reading sassy Fitz)īoth are hateable, but once you look at their upbringing and dissect their character they’re loveable and easy to sympathize withīoth carry a lot of pressure to uphold family legacy
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