Deborah Lepage

Sometimes secondary characters are not secondary

Revisado: 01-30-24

Daemon Sadi has been a much loved character since the beginning of the Black Jewels tales.
Janelle Satian (so? Sorry, I'm only listening these days), so Janelle Satian was a child from Daemon and Surrear, 2 characters who were pivotal in the initial trilogy; characters who were not only pivotal but loved.
That being the case, Janelle Satienne, named for 2 characters whom the natural course of time and death claimed and finally returned to shadows, Satienne could be nothing but a secondary character to me.
I didn't want Janelle Satienne, I wanted Saetan (damn, spelling...), but I wanted Sartan to continue on, as I loved him. Surreal herself was sometimes secondary, because how could she not be when there was Janelle, Saetan, Lucivar or Daemon to choose from?
A book that showed that Janelle Satienne herself felt that she was a second choice if her own family could choose.
And then to take that past the simple possibility of vanity or ego, to show that when she got past those easy and harsh judgements of her being mad about not being first in people's thoughts and he realizing that she felt ordinary and finally realizing that what she was was actually giving her the choice to live an ordinary life, and a life that would finally allow her to not live in someone else's shadow but finally have her own lift to live in the sun.

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