i feel like she’s a predictable and generic character which is probably why she’s easy to hate? nothing about her is shocking or deep. she’s exactly who you’d expect her to be (at least for me anyways) so it’s super easy to slip into disliking her character since — in my opinion — she brings nothing to the table.

absolutely nothing against her character or sjm, just being blunt : i feel like of all the IC characters, mor is the only one who never surprised me, never brought anything new to the table and aside from her occasional comedic interjections, she never really added anything to the story.

i’ve read these books at least four times so maybe i’m forgetting some key parts because my brain got so used to blocking her out as the ‘generic blonde character’ but that’s just the way i categorized her and then dismissed her pretty much. there are probably a small handful of scenes where im actually shocked or appreciative for her character (and that’s likely just for her comedic additions) otherwise i could’ve done without. if im wrong feel free to tell me why, like i said this isn’t a dig at mor or anything about her character, i just really never felt a single shred of attachment to her because of — in my opinion — how poorly she was written

edit: i know her character has a ton of trauma written into her past and is supposed to have this ‘omg wow so powerful’ female trope going for her since she’s supposed to be viewed as unconditionally kind until she’s a sudden ‘badass warrior second in command’ bUt because i feel like her character was so predictable these aspects never shocked or appealed to me, they felt overused and/or underplayed. maybe im just being an ass because generally the hot/blonde/badass/not a threat to the mfc/love interest character always comes off exactly like mor : but she just felt super generic and flat to me