Felisin [feh-LISS-in[1] pah-RAN][2] was the youngest[3] daughter of House Paran in Unta. She was very fond of her brother Ganoes. Her sister Tavore described her as too soft for this world.[4] Felisin was described as the prettier of the two Paran sisters, with black hair,[5] a rounded figure...

The girl later known as Felisin (also called Felisin Younger) was an orphan of no more than eleven or twelve years of age who lived in Raraku. [1] Because she had had no one to speak for her in her naming rites, she did not have a name.

Felisin Paran was the mother of the Paran siblings and wife of the head of House Paran.[1] She made no personal appearance in the Malazan Book of the Fallen series. It had been well known that she was gifted with visions.[2]

2020年6月3日 · Felisin is an innocent, and a child, she's failed and betrayed and tormented by everyone around her, not least those who should protect her, and she sacrifices herself over and over and over for those same people. Without going into detail, Felisin is the character most deserving of our compassion in the entire series.

Her journey includes betrayal, survival in the Otataral mines, and her transformation into Sha’ik reborn, leading the whirlwind rebellion against the Malazan Empire. Despite her vengeance, she...

2022年2月14日 · We experienced a cheerful, carefree Felisin in Gardens - a girl that loved both her siblings dearly & looked up to them. Now, we get a broken husk of a girl forced into one horrific situation after the other.

2021年3月2日 · What happens to Felisin after the culling are certainly a slew of morally reprehensible actions, some of which are acts exacted upon her, some of which she determines she must enact upon herself. This distinction is also important. That said, let’s discuss why Felisin does not pass snuff/why she doesn't meet my standard to be respected.

Felisin [Feh- liss -in [1] Pah-ran] [2] era la hija más joven [3] de la Casa Paran en Unta. Quería mucho a su hermano Ganoes. Su hermana Tavore la describió como demasiado débil para este mundo. [4] Felisin fue descrita como la más bonita de las dos hermanas Paran, con cabello negro, [5] una figura redondeada y labios carnosos.

2016年12月3日 · Felisin is one of the things that hit me like a gut-punch when I reread the series. The Whirlwind Goddess releases her hold on Felisin, for the first time weeks she is thinking with clarity, she recognises her sister, and then she dies.

Felisin Paran was confirmed as being the author or co-author of the Call to Shadow poem excerpts that appeared in the epigraphs of several chapters in Gardens of the Moon by Felisin Younger. Felisin's adopted daughter told Heboric that...