Looks amazing. Where do you insert the gerder? Hope you finished it off holding a beer!
Hands down Ursula from The Little Mermaid. I am more fond of the villains than the princesses and Ursala is a diva!
For this series, yes, but in general compared to my friends, familiy, and coworkers, I do not consider reading a hobby or do it very often. So my idea of what would be a well-developed character be limited/skewed in comparison to those who read regularly.
I am not an advid reader so I don't not want to mislead you with my answer, but I feel the main characters do build a depth of dimensionality as the series continues.
The humor lies in the messed up situations and characters. The narrator in the audiobooks brings so much depth to them. One of my favorite characters who is a good example of this isn't introduced until book 4. Again, it's definitely not for everyone, but there's a growing cult fan base.
The situations and characters that are introduced through the books get more and more twisted and IMO funny, but I don't like to spoil it for others. But if you finish book 1 and don't care for it, then you probably won't enjoy the following books.
The Dungeon Crawler Carl series. Fan-fucking-tastic, but dark humor is not everyone's cup of tea.
Johnny fuckin' Rotten!
You had me 100% until the olives.
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