A Darker Shade of Magic
Book • 2015 • Fantasy
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Comment above has the wrong novel because no child is whipped in Chapter 3 of A Darker Shade of Magic by VE Schwab. Dumbass.
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Is there domestic violence?
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Is there addiction?
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To further explain the above, there is a different universe where magic is scarce and people are discribed as addicts. At some point there is a magical item that is described in an addictive manor as it tries to get people to use it (like the ring in Lord of the Rings).
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Are there snakes?
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Not a real snake but a magical one made of smoke but ut acts like a real one
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A drunk character begins to assault Delilah Bard early in the book. A struggle is described as he tries to restrain her, but she kills him before anything can happen
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Is there cannibalism?
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A villain drinks human blood.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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During a fight someone gets pushed back and falls from a balcony
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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Character magically compelled to cut wrist, and blood for magic is gotten by cutting own arm.
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Is there eye mutilation?
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It's implied a child lost an eye after their parents removed it
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Is someone tortured?
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The whipping occurs in chapter 3 of part 3 of the novel, an important distinction. Perhaps the users above should read the title pages, or go back to watching Bluey.
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Is someone kidnapped?
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A secondary villain was captured and magically enslaved by the main villains of the book.
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Is someone possessed?
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A consistent theme in the book is people being possessed by living magic or by the main villains using magic. When possessed by living magic, it kills the individuals.
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Main character cuts his arm repeatedly for magical spells throughout the first few chapters; I haven’t read further to know if it is mentioned more later but it seems to be a basic mechanic of the world. So far it is not related to mental health or extremely graphic, but the act and its effects are described frequently.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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People in the world are under a magical compulsion and give up in fights to the death to be free of the mind slavery
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A female character often tries to look like a man, but is sometimes misgendered when not trying. She is described as being somewhat fond of it
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Rhy is a little egotistical and comes off as flirtatious when talking to his adopted brother Kell, but they are never romantically involved. I was concerned when I first started reading that their relationship would get weird but it stays brotherly.
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Is someone homeless?
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Bard is described as living off the streets and relying on short term solutions for places to live. Not talked about or mentioned too much other than her having to be really street smart.
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Is someone hit by a car?
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Someone is hit by a horse and cart but it’s not described graphically and their body turns to dust/ash after the accident due to something else
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Does someone drown?
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Someone is restrained in a magical bubble of water, but does not drown. Running low on breath is described as the character panics a little in the situation.
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Is there gun violence?
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Some of the characters have guns and they are handled/mentioned sparingly throughout the book.
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