chongjasmine
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I like fantasy like wheel of time and lord of the rings, where some obscure village boy end up saving the day.
Kindly recommend me such similar series.
Kindly recommend me such similar series.
I like fantasy like wheel of time and lord of the rings, where some obscure village boy end up saving the day.
Kindly recommend me such similar series.
How is assassins apprentice Farm Boy to Hero, Fitz is Chivalry's ******* and was raised as such (If the answers are spoilers for assassins quest please don't spoil it as I've only read the first two so far)A couple that come to mind:
Raymond E Feist - Magician
Robin Hobb - Assassins Apprentice
Fitz was never a farmboy though, he lived with his mother but never worked, he was just a very young child, though you are right that he was six. He often states his first memory is being taken away from his mother, which means he has no recollection of life as a farm boy and all his childhood, at least that he remembers, was at Buckeep under Burrichs careLong time since I read it but if memory serves me correctly, he was around five or six before he was taking to the Palace before that he was just a peasant.
How is assassins apprentice Farm Boy to Hero, Fitz is Chivalry's ******* and was raised as such (If the answers are spoilers for assassins quest please don't spoil it as I've only read the first two so far)
I hadn't thought of it that way, but you make a good point, as a good portion of the book is with Burrich. I still wouldn't call him an obscure village boy (being the son of the heir to the throne, and recognized as such by the king, though not given a claim), however, if you ignore the intricacies, it does follow similar suit. Despite this, his lineage is always acknowledged and he always has a place in the noble court, far more so than a mere stable hand would.My memory of the start is that Fitz is just a stable boy with no status and that he has to work for it through the book.