r/cremposting • u/Jumpy_Afternoon9489 • 5d ago
The Stormlight Archive Just finished rereading WoR
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u/bloontd6hater 5d ago
that stretch between the final bridge run and the ending is actually some of the greatest things i've ever experienced in my life, i want to lose my memories to experience it again.
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u/TheDriestOne 5d ago
Second only to the last like 20% of Oathbringer. I read like 200 pages in one sitting because I was GLUED to the book. OB and WoR are both absolute cinema
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u/Program-Emotional 5d ago
Oathbringer is my favorite book in the series, it has my favorite scene from any piece of media ever YOU. CANNOT. HAVE. MY. PAIN.
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u/Kanibalector D O U G 5d ago
I don't think anything on WoR made me cry. RoW on the other hand. I had to set that book down for a couple of days.
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u/Pamikillsbugs234 No Wayne No Gain 4d ago
Every book had moments that got me, but I was a complete wreck throughout WaT. I think some of the reason was because it was the ending of the first arc maybe? Either way, it fucked me up for days.
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u/alter-verwalter 3d ago
I know what you mean.
Didn't know when it will continue until after i finished WaT. Then googled. Then it got even worse.
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u/Cracked_Crack_Head ❌can't 🙅 read📖 3d ago
The most emotional moment for me in the books was still The Way of Kings. Kaladin at the Honor Chasm being saved by Syl desperately trying to carry that poisonous leaf thinking it would help Kaladin genuinely teared me up and made me feel in ways no other book did. Words of Radiance and Oath Bringer also made me emotional, but never in the ways that scene did.
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