I Should've Known How ACOTAR's Under The Mountain Story Would End After Seeing Tamlin's Name

[هَـ-ђāŵĩ-ـَاوِيتم التحقق من هَـ-ђāŵĩ-ـَاوِي كعضو.]

A Court of Thorns & Roses' ending sees Feyre solving Amarantha's riddle and breaking Tamlin's curse, and the book's finale should have been obvious as soon as the latter's name appeared on the page. Sarah J. Maas' first ACOTAR book focuses primarily on the relationship between Feyre and Tamlin, which revolves around a curse. Tamlin brings Feyre to the Spring Court as a punishment for killing his friend, but his real motive is the desire to break a curse — one that requires a human girl to fall in love with him.
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I Should've Known How ACOTAR's Under The Mountain Story Would End After Seeing Tamlin's Name

Tamlin's name makes the ending obvious.

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