



faith
"Listen to Mérih, if you want peace, prepare for war." Her black eyes opened at that instant, she was surrounded and weak, hands tied against the trunk, body pressed tightly by a thick rope, her back against the firm log of wood, and he, with that expression she had never seen him wear, the cross around his neck being gripped so tightly. She lowered her face to the mound of dry wood at her feet, and a trickle of insistent blood slowly crossed her muddy face. - You were right, mother... And then the fire lit and she burned...
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View profileOi, agora sou só uma pessoa velha de 27 anos e que é amargurada da vida. É muito bom, não recomendo. Faz mil anos que não leio nem escrev...
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“Faith brings a complex story, even though it is presented in a widely explored witch hunt scenario, it also brings two types of hatred: the unreasonable and the deserved and also the love for nature, for things in life and a sincere love between the protagonists. The chronology of the work is different: pay attention to this detail! but it is well crafted. The scenes, despite being described in 100 words, are beautiful and strong. It's a charming story, despite being sad, with an ending open to various interpretations. Something that you may always comment on: the fantasy that Yaoi writing creates makes the scenery palpable, the noise of the leaves when the wind hits them, the sound of footsteps crossing the field or stepping on stones church holidays. It is also possible to imagine the smell of fire, the heat that emanates from it, just as it is beautiful to think about the shades of red that Mérih can sport in her hair. The characters, Mérih and Vissent, are people I would like to meet in real life. Despite the anger and sadness that grips them, they both have a warmth, an extraordinary humanity. The world would be wonderful with more of them out there. And the hatred against Mérih is also tangible, it gives a strong feeling of anger against the people who judge her. Wonderful story, written with mastery under such restricted conditions!”






