Oh, sorry - I obviously wasn't clear enough when I said we had a debate BEFORE the final episode about these things. I was originally commenting on you mentioning it was a plot twist you didn't see coming. I didn't either, I thought she was maybe undercover - my coworker thought she was the power broker from early on though. (And misspoke when I said episode 6, I meant end of what's been aired/released so far).
The other interpretations of what might happen next (in wherever Sharon's story crops up whether it's a new series or a movie, etc.) like possibly being under mind-control, etc. are not in any scenes and were just speculation some coworkers talked about.
I gather that Sharon was supposed to have had a greater role in the show (maybe?) because she's featured in the credits like she is.
I don't know much about Valentina and don't have any predictions or thoughts on her.
You didn't miss anything in watching - I was just talking about possibilities and 'what-ifs' I had come across.
Yes, Shadow and Bone is a trilogy and Six of Crows is a duology (I think that's the correct term). Shadow and Bone were written before Six of Crows and take place before the events of Six of Crows, but I do understand they're not dependent on each other.
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Date: 2021-05-03 10:11 pm (UTC)(And misspoke when I said episode 6, I meant end of what's been aired/released so far).
The other interpretations of what might happen next (in wherever Sharon's story crops up whether it's a new series or a movie, etc.) like possibly being under mind-control, etc. are not in any scenes and were just speculation some coworkers talked about.
I gather that Sharon was supposed to have had a greater role in the show (maybe?) because she's featured in the credits like she is.
I don't know much about Valentina and don't have any predictions or thoughts on her.
You didn't miss anything in watching - I was just talking about possibilities and 'what-ifs' I had come across.
Yes, Shadow and Bone is a trilogy and Six of Crows is a duology (I think that's the correct term). Shadow and Bone were written before Six of Crows and take place before the events of Six of Crows, but I do understand they're not dependent on each other.