Do you give attention to Murtagh is collectively better than Eragon?
From the Eragon books: Do you? I think so, but that's just my opinion. ( In files, it would be "mine opinion") JKLOL
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I always liked Murtagh better, because he wasn't as naive and egotistical as Eragon. But that's in recent times my opinion. =]
i like murtagh, he is pretty cool Source(s): http://eragonfansite.webs.com
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I always liked Murtagh better, because he wasn't as naive and egotistical as Eragon. But that's in recent times my opinion. =]
i like murtagh, he is pretty cool Source(s): http://eragonfansite.webs.com
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It's okay, but they whole time I was thinking, wow this is so much like twilight. it's an okay book close to Jessica said. Its story is very similar to the Wake Trilogy just with different powers I guess you could say-so. I enjoyed them when I read them, but there our a lot of books I'd...
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