Granny Weatherwax is pretty darn motivated. Though she's motivated more to Not Changing.
True enough, and she always questions herself, and she's very proud.
But speaking of Granny Weatherwax... I did read all of the Tiffany Aching books, and I've come to the conclusion that there's just no way Pratchett is going to write another Witch novel before he finishes out the Tiffany arc (he said somewhere it will be either four or five books, and as he didn't intend to write the second one -- that was a comment in the ARC that didn't make it into the published novels).
But I cannot see how, after HAT FULL OF SKY, he's going to have Granny Weatherwax to write about. Because it's clear to me -- from that book -- that Weatherwax has finally found her successor. And that implies, to me, one thing, and only one thing.
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Date: 2004-10-04 08:07 pm (UTC)True enough, and she always questions herself, and she's very proud.
But speaking of Granny Weatherwax... I did read all of the Tiffany Aching books, and I've come to the conclusion that there's just no way Pratchett is going to write another Witch novel before he finishes out the Tiffany arc (he said somewhere it will be either four or five books, and as he didn't intend to write the second one -- that was a comment in the ARC that didn't make it into the published novels).
But I cannot see how, after HAT FULL OF SKY, he's going to have Granny Weatherwax to write about. Because it's clear to me -- from that book -- that Weatherwax has finally found her successor. And that implies, to me, one thing, and only one thing.