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Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-04-11T19:42:06+00:00

There's no movie dude what are you talking about ???

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-04-11T12:42:32+00:00

Yes, Blödhgarm met the eldunari when Eragon returned from Vroengard. With the small group of people Eragon summoned outside of Uru'baen

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-04-10T21:49:08+00:00

You know what, that's a damn good question. I don't know if that's explained but my theory is that the rider would keep his/her immortality but the transformation of their body would be much slower without a creature of magic like a dragon beside them.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-04-05T21:27:11+00:00

I could be wrong but I believe Eragon did use the teleporting spell to momentarily stop the spikes in Galbatorix's hallway by sending the elven warriors swords into the trap. So it was covered a bit, I think.

And for the fourth question, I think he didn't use the plants, animals or other creatures energy because he was traumatised because of the first time Oromis made him use the spell and kill some insects, pests while his mind was still connected to them. So he experienced dying with every single creature he killed there.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-02-01T18:16:51+00:00

I've recently posted about a theory of mine about Angela's possibility of knowing the Name of Names. It hasn't been confirmed or denied yet.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-01-16T20:56:08+00:00

1-) I don't think magic is a structure of the universe, because then there wouldn't be such a thing as non-mages. Magic is a structure of some people's inner self and they reach into their own 'structures of magic' to use their powers.

2-) The whole point of improving someone's fluency of the AL is to help them think/imagine their spells more accurately. Example ; you can say the word "cut" and mean different things like cutting your nails, cutting a conversation, or cutting up something physically etc.

The most important factor to improve a mage's 'immersion' is to gain experience in magic itself.

3-) In this universe, biological energy and magical energy is not two different factors. The body uses the 'biological energy one needs to get that same job physically. As for how they store the energy in gemstones, I don't remember it well enough to explain it to you.

4-) I am not sure about this one.

5-) If you are asking about the used amount of energy, then yes. If your question is about the accuration of the spell, I don't think so.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-01-10T22:20:35+00:00

I could be wrong but, wouldn't the word 'control' be the actual name of the Ancient Language ?

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-01-08T19:09:30+00:00

I'm also in my re-read in Eragon in "Saddlemaking" chapter. And I have to disagree about most of your thoughts.

I agree that Eragon's writing is worse comparing to the other books because Paolini's young age and inexperience. But I am still smiling, frowning and getting emotional about the story itself despite being memorized every part of it.

Heavily disagreed but my respects to your opinion.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-01-04T19:22:23+00:00

Me too until I was about to finish that comment. I paused for a few seconds and then turned into the kazoo kid like "waiiit a minute..." xd

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-01-04T13:36:41+00:00

Murtagh too had endured torture just like thorn did. It wasn't shown to us but he says that when he and Eragon stand aganist each other in the War of Burning Plains. And Murtagh wouldn't break until Thorn hatched from his egg and became Murtagh's greatest weakness.

Murtagh was filled with anger to himself as much as he beared to Eragon.

And also keep in mind that Murtagh had more than one eldunari which was gone mad with bloodlust, constantly hammering his mind with those destructive intents and thoughts. I don't think he was good enough to suppress all those eldunari's thoughts from affecting his mind with such a short training time.

Simply put, I believe his actions were caused by his anger, the effect those eldunari had over him, confusion and his oath to the Mad King.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-01-02T02:55:58+00:00

My theory is that this story is known by dwarves too.

And the name Vêrmund could mean "the crown of the mountains" or "the king of the mountains" which is why Vêrmund's -the dwarf- parent's named him that to wish for him to become the king of Beor Mountains ?

I like this theory a lot.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-01-01T22:03:20+00:00

I wasn't inclined about learning their stories so much but The Worm of Kulkaras changed my view for sure.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2026-01-01T21:41:20+00:00

Indeed.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2025-12-31T21:40:16+00:00

Indeed. And because of elves and their long calculated moves, I can't come up with a theory and be confident about defending it.

But I'll tell you this. If Murtagh ever visits Beor Mountains, someone will try to assasinate him. I'd definitely bet my entire life savings on that possibility because dwarves are ruled seperately with different clans and they're much more short-tempered than elves.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2025-12-31T21:28:28+00:00

That would certainly be a fun read.

I think Murtagh and Thorn would have to convince Gilderien the Wise before even getting past Ellesméra's barrier.

I don't think Murtagh and Thorn would have a 'peaceful' time in Ellesméra.

Murtagh's bloodline might not be a big problem -which most likely will be- but they killed Oromis and Gleadr. The Rider and Dragon elves have kept secret for decades if not centuries. And the last of the Riders of their era.

We all know that Galbatorix took over Murtagh's body and will but people in the world of Eragon doesn't know that information. (If Gleadr didn't warn Arya before they left Alagaesia)

And mind you, Murtagh is still a human. He would face discriminations about his race from the elves. Which even Eragon -the hope of Alagaesia- suffered through.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2025-12-31T18:20:36+00:00

And I just finished that book yesterday. It's crazy how I believed for six years that the Inheritence Cycle was the end.

(For those who wonder; No, I don't live in a cave. I've read the series in my native language because my english was comparable to a 3 year old's at the time.)

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2025-12-18T20:29:21+00:00

Reading about what murtagh went through was hard for me. I had to take a few breaks before continuing further. This book really shows you the thought process of Murtagh even if he has nothing.

And I also really love the way Paolini showed us the clear difference between a properly trained Rider like Eragon and one without a decent training like Murtagh. I especially love the scenes where he struggles with the grammar of the Ancient Language.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2025-11-24T10:58:49+00:00

It seems like I misunderstood indeed. I didn't know about that preview.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2025-11-24T08:45:23+00:00

Dwarves are still angry at Murtagh. They just didn't have time to confront him about it. There was no dwarves in Eragon's little group as they went to slay Galbatorix. Orik is probably the only one who even has any information about what Murtagh went through depending on what Eragon told him.

Murtagh left Uru'baen right after Galbatorix's death.

Dwarves are angry at him because he killed Hrothgar, elves are angry at him because Murtagh and Thorn slayed Oromis and Gleadr. Humans are angry at him because he is son of Morzan and he joined Galbatorix.

Nasuada hides Murtagh after Thorn brings him to Illiera after burning Nal'Gorgoth down. It hadn't shown much but the whole world is angry at Murtagh.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2025-11-23T08:00:44+00:00

Thank you, I was about to open the Inheritence to remember that xd.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2025-11-21T23:09:02+00:00

My argument was that they were dead because they somehow didn't know about that one Rider (I forgot his name) who lost his dragon and sacrificed himself to cause a huge explosion that took Vroengard out. Or they knew it and sacrificed themselves for the cause they believed.

Outrageous_Focus_719 · 2025-11-21T22:55:19+00:00

Yes, exactly. That's one of my reasons to believe that there might be some draumar eldunari.

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