Still, children hope in ways adults find hard to imagine. They carry their dreams before them, fragile, in both arms, waiting for the world to trip them.
2.5 stars
I liked it less than the first one...? (my heart hurts)
A review explanation.
-too much walking around and not much of the actual story (i.e. the interesting stuff)
-the revelations were great but the flashback sequences were a bit... meh
-too much of "settling old scores" - this is a story about opening doors to death and fragmenting reality, I would have preferred if we didn't spend quite so much time on Maeres Allus (a determined debtor) and the House of Gold and/or the Central Bank