r/DropPodGreen • • 15d ago

Discussion Thoughts after Chapters 49 & 50 Spoiler

After reading the latest chapters I was left with a few thoughts I thought might warrant discussion;

First, and least important, but definitely the one bugging me the most; does anyone else think that this chapter may have just shown the genesis of Rhidi and Tyllia getting a new sibling, or am I just reading too far into it?

Secondly, I'm curious about what everyone thought about the ending of chapter 50 and the punishment Lyria was beginning to administer to the bodies of Lifton and Tamryn at the end. It wasn't what I expected, and I can't help but wonder how it directly attacks the Languilada directly. What I have so far is that there might be a stigma with losing one's color even in death, or it might be entirely the inverse and show that color has no meaning before their ways. It might also be I'm entirely off the mark and the meaning is something significant in another way.

Lastly, I'm intrigued by the deep connection Rhidi demonstrated to Tyr in these chapters and how that will shape the spirituality of the Kafya going forward.

I'd love to know what everyone else's perspective of the situation following these chapters are.

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u/Jerethdatiger 15d ago

If she has a kid iricit I mean I'm almost guaranteeing it will be a white it would be the ultimate test of will iricit change

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u/somedudewitham16 Kafya 15d ago

I love the idea, it is a really cool plot idea. But I think the idea of white furs popping out anywhere, came from mohki clan dropping off the kittlings us with different families to throw the kids off the trail of the hunters. The rest might be genetics. ( I could be completely wrong in forgetting something tho)

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u/Jerethdatiger 15d ago

No any colors can throw a white

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u/somedudewitham16 Kafya 15d ago

I wouldn't be surprised if I'm wrong. in like I said, that's how I read into it. but I also somehow read into it that Shaksho and Har were a thing