3.9

Belgariad - Der Ewige

von David Eddings, Irmhild Hübner

Format:Softcover

Licht gegen Dunkelheit, Gut gegen Böse – das letzte Duell steht bevor.Endlich kennt der junge Garion seine Bestimmung: Er muss in einem Duell den finsteren Gott Torak besiegen. Doch ihn überkommen Angst und Zweifel. Das ist einfach zu viel für ihn. Wie soll er, ein einfacher Bauernjunge, gegen einen Gott bestehen? Zum Glück ist er nicht allein. Das Auge Aldurs, ein mächtiges magisches Juwel, und seine Freunde stehen ihm bei. Und natürlich sein Großvater, der Magier Belgarath – genannt »der Ewige« …

Science-Fiction & Fantasy
512 Seiten • Softcover
Erschienen an: January 20, 2020

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3.9(2 ratings)
BellezhoRezension von Bellezho

The main themes of this book are, again, those of manhood and coming of age just like in the previous 2 books. But In Magician's Gambit, Garion starts to find out who he really is as the quest for the Orb gets ready to end. Another smaller, more underlying theme is probably the devastation caused by greed. We can see the results and anguish Tolnedra caused by destroying the people of Maragor. As with most of the books in The Belgariad, the main idea behind this book is still coming of age. We rejoin the team we left off with and encounter three new members of the Prophecy in this book: the Blind Man, the Mother of the Race that Died, and the Bearer of the Orb. We also finally meet the twisted and chilling Ctuchik, the high priest and disciple of Kal Torak. The group crosses paths with two gods as well: the tortured and maddened Mara, whose story was so sad; and the Father of the Gods, Ul. I did have one issue with the book, to be honest. I'm talking about the end of the meeting with Ctuchik. To be honest, it felt rushed. I'd also say that the pace in Gambit was a bit slower than usual. I still don't like the imperial princess. I think she's one of the most horrible, selfish and annoying characters I've ever read about.

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