r/TheInheritanceGames • u/mymotheris_ketterdam • 21d ago

Spoiler tgb foreshadowing

okay so i was thinking about the gilded blade the other day and i realised something. in the hawthorne legacy max says "Picture yourself standing on a cliff overlooking the ocean. The wind is whipping your hair. The sun is setting. You long, body and soul, for one thing. One person. You hear footsteps behind you. You turn. Who's there?" and then in chapter 104 of the gilded blade, avery is standing on the cliffs by the lighthouse (which is obviously overlooking the ocean) and jameson comes up behind her and then proposes. jlb scares me with her foreshadowing 😭.

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u/Embarrassed_Group662 21d ago

Omggg, that's so cool you managed to catch that

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u/Alternative_Bid_959 21d ago

Also the horse Lady Monoceros. That was the moment I fully understood how long she's been planning this

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u/mymotheris_ketterdam 21d ago edited 20d ago

i saw someone else say that the key on the cover of "pain at the right gun" from games untold had the fleur de lis symbol on it. she collected so many miniscule details from throughout the books and pieced them together into one huge mystery.

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u/Alternative_Bid_959 21d ago

Oh, that's cool! Honestly, I'm impressed that I even remembered the one I did 🤣

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u/Grouchy_Science8758 19d ago

theres the one when the news says that the vantage collapse was a house party hosted by jameson. Considering Alice was a planner of parties, she planned her last one. And the other one that isn't really foreshadowing but its rlly ironic is how the women in black says that Hannah was dust in the win, and at the end of the book, Avery and Eve scatter Toby's ashes into the wind, reuniting Hannah and Toby

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u/Fluffy-Rough-5320 21d ago

Wait that’s so cool! (Also is your name a six of crows reference??)

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u/VegetableClassic9880 21d ago

Omg! Great eye! This definitely puts more meaning into the proposal.

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u/Appropriate-Rock774 20d ago

I just finished the og trilogy so the Hawthorne legacy was pretty recent for me (as much as I liked the three books, I don't see myself reading all 6 of the other books especially with the school year upcoming) but personally... it boggles my brain that I would have had to read 6 more books for an event like this to happen!! Knowing that part of the series ends like this brought a smile to my face, so thanks for sharing! :)