**A Delightful Start to the Way of Kings Series**

I recently had the pleasure of diving into the first book of Patrick Rothfuss's epic fantasy series, The Kingkiller Chronicle: The Way of Kings. I must say, I was thoroughly entertained and impressed by the author's world-building skills, complex characters, and engaging storyline.

The protagonist, Kvothe, is a fascinating character with a rich backstory that slowly unfolds throughout the book. His relationship with Jasnah Kholin, a brilliant scholar and magician, is particularly compelling. The author masterfully weaves together their conversations about religion, magic, and philosophy, which not only deepened my understanding of their characters but also added to the overall richness of the story.

One aspect that stood out to me was the way Rothfuss handled the theme of naivety. Kvothe's innocence is a stark contrast to the harsh realities of his world, and the author expertly conveys the toll this has on him. His experiences with his family, particularly his brother, are truly disturbing and left me feeling uncomfortable.

I also appreciated the way Rothfuss developed the supporting cast of characters, including Jasnah's friend and companion, Sylweyn Whymn, who becomes an intriguing figure in his own right. The Bridgeman family, a group of found friends who take Kvothe under their wing, is another highlight of the book. Their camaraderie and support for one another are truly heartwarming.

Of course, no discussion of The Way of Kings would be complete without mentioning Hoyt, the enigmatic and charismatic figure from Rothfuss's other works. I was eager to learn more about him, and the author does not disappoint. My understanding of his character grew significantly as I delved deeper into the story, and I appreciated the insight into his past and motivations.

Rothfuss's writing style is another aspect that shines in The Way of Kings. His prose is engaging, descriptive, and immersive, making it easy to become fully invested in the world and characters. The pacing is well-balanced, with moments of action, humor, and introspection flowing seamlessly into one another.

**The Found Family Aspect**

One of my favorite aspects of The Way of Kings is the way Rothfuss explores the theme of found family. Kvothe's relationships with the Bridgeman family, in particular, are a highlight of the book. Their bond is forged through shared experiences, trust, and mutual support, creating a sense of belonging that is truly endearing.

The author's portrayal of this found family dynamic is nuanced and realistic, highlighting the complexities and challenges that come with forming such relationships. It's clear that Rothfuss has given considerable thought to the ways in which people form connections with one another, often in unexpected ways.

**Hoyt: The Charismatic Enigma**

Hoyt, as a character, is undoubtedly a highlight of The Way of Kings. His presence is felt throughout the book, and his interactions with Kvothe are both captivating and enigmatic. My initial impression of Hoyt was that he was a somewhat one-dimensional character, but as the story progressed, I gained a deeper understanding of his motivations and backstory.

Rothfuss's depiction of Hoyt's relationships, particularly his bond with Kvothe, is masterful. Their dynamic is complex and multifaceted, conveying a deep sense of trust, loyalty, and affection. The way Hoyt interacts with other characters, including the Bridgeman family, adds depth to his character and further emphasizes the richness of the story.

**A Foundation for the Series**

One of the most impressive aspects of The Way of Kings is the way it sets up the series as a whole. Rothfuss has created a richly detailed world with a deep history, complex characters, and a compelling storyline. The book's pacing is expertly balanced, weaving together multiple plot threads and themes in a way that feels both cohesive and engaging.

While I did find some aspects of the book to be slightly uncomfortable at times (specifically, the portrayal of Kvothe's family dynamics), overall, I was thoroughly enthralled by The Way of Kings. The author's writing style, character development, and world-building all contribute to a reading experience that is both immersive and satisfying.

**A Strong Start to the Series**

In conclusion, I highly recommend The Way of Kings as a start to Patrick Rothfuss's epic fantasy series. While it may take some time to become fully immersed in the world and characters, the payoff is well worth the effort. With its richly detailed world-building, complex characters, and engaging storyline, this book is sure to captivate fans of fantasy literature.

I do want to note that The Way of Kings is a substantial read, with a page count of over 1,000 pages. While it's definitely possible to finish the book in a month if one has the time and attention, I would recommend setting aside several weeks or even months to fully appreciate this epic fantasy.

Overall, I am excited to continue reading The Kingkiller Chronicle series and explore the world and characters that Rothfuss has so skillfully created. If you're a fan of fantasy literature or simply looking for a compelling read, I highly recommend starting with The Way of Kings.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys it's Sam and this is my spoilery gush discussion for the way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson as I said this video will have spoilers in it so if you have read this book go ahead and check out my spoiler fear interview which is linked on the screen so if you're only watching the discussion and not the review I just want to give you context free books that I have read in the cosmere so I've read all of first era mists born and the first book in second aramis born I've read Elantras and war breaker so I have like a good scope I haven't at everything but I have a pretty good scope I only have like a few more books to read it took me all caught up on cosmere this was definitely the series that I found most intimidating of his to read but it definitely was a book that I still flew through just because it is his Sanderson writing which I find very easy to read it so first off with this world I definitely feel like this was one that we got dumped into a bit more than his other serious like I feel like this other series kind of flesh out the world a bit more but they also have less time to flesh out the world then this series does because there's 10 books in the series but I did like how he kind of got like dumped in but it's not a super hard world to completely understand what's going on but there's all definitely a lot of complexity there so I liked how we got additional information about things as time went on there's a lot of stuff about this series and this book that I feel like will be more impactful almost in like retrospect and reread and will I necessarily reread these like thousand page books I don't know guys but I do feel like I'll be able to be like ok so that thing was this you know later on obviously in the series and I feel like a lot of that is gonna be true for the introduction chapters where we had a lot of characters that we maybe only saw once the characters that were obviously from the past like the some of the Nights radiant and stuff that we got to see that like me as a reader I probably won't remember well I necessarily remember would be like oh right that was from chapter one in the way of Kings I don't know I look forward to watching a lot of other people's like summaries and like hey look at all these Easter eggs I found when I've caught up in the series but I am curious if some of those characters that we get in those like in between chapters obviously not the assassin but some of these other ones or the characters we saw in the beginning like will they pop up in later books or is it just these little tidbits that we get from them I don't know also as I say some of these things about like I'm curious about please don't tell me oh yeah an oath breaker this happen like don't or don't even tell me that like yes has happens later like I'm just speculating out into the world about it I don't actually want an answer I found the spread thing I was I was conflicted about the spread thing as a world building piece I'm a little bit more intrigued now that the end of the book has happened but I felt like at the beginning when you get the whole spread thing it feels so simplistic and I don't necessarily feel that once you learn more that doesn't undo the simplicity of it from the beginning because I kind of felt like messy when I was first reading about like the spread I was like okay so there's like spread around certain things but not others and it's just a thing that pops up when a thing is happening but why do we need them and it just just kind of feels like a little messy to me like as we get have more of the story we have people like researching the spread and saying that the spread are part of everything like I'm sure they're gonna be like this major thing you know later in this series but I just don't feel like that quite makes up for them feeling kind of messy like a messy Edition the beginning like every time it was like there's pain spread I'm like yeah cause people are in pain like I just I didn't love the mention of them but I know and that's what I'm comin oeid about like I know it'll be a thing later it'll be important so I'm definitely intrigued about the number of different people there are in this world we obviously only saw the Alesi and that's like the people that were following for the most part but the fact that there's a number of different races and cultures and stuff that are probably I'm assuming going to be explored throughout the story I'm definitely intrigued about that those glimpses that we got of them I mentioned in my review and I basically talked about this whenever I talk about Sanderson I really like the way that Sanderson does religion and religious themes he definitely writes it in a way that I don't feel like I'm being preached to about religion or that there's like a correct choice and he definitely writes characters that I if I didn't know that he was religious I would feel like he's agnostic or atheist because he definitely like challenges things right like I really was like wow with like joste he could have really done some things and like proved her wrong because they do have this religion Early's one of the religions that seems very like monotheistic as close to Christianity as we've gotten in any of his books and so the fact that like she sort of tears that apart and it's fine is cool like I like that I like how we see the effect of religion and myth and folklore and how history is shapes religion and things that were true become religious things later like I love what he does with that he did it with Miss borne he's doing it again like here I just really enjoy that theme that he brings up and all of his books with the religion I'm very intrigued about like the storm father the almighty and like the night Walker is it all one thing are they separate things I can't still quite gather if like the almighty and the storm father are the same because the people who talk about the people talk about both and I'm like which are you are you are you different entities and I'm like okay then there's three things so as it's part of the like religion you know if we're coming from like a monotheistic you know the Trinity whatever so I'm like okay how is this all gonna play out but I'm intrigued about it I'm glad okay let's also just get into the variety of POVs and characters that we have in here so first off Caledon he is my angsty boy that's trying his best I mentioned in my like wrap-up or I think when I was reading this book in my tome top of vlog I said the he remind me of Kelsey R and I had some people be like he's nothing like Kelsey her and I'm like I'm not saying his personality is like Kelsey ur I think there's a lot of different themes that are similar with Kelsey or from Miss borne if you're not familiar if you have a redness board so I think him and Kelsey are sort of have this like cult following that is very similar I think they're both sort of like reluctant heroes although Kelsey you're kind of like embraces that at some point Kelsey R is much more morally gray than Caledon Caledon as a sweet lawful good boy and is just trying his best and Kelsey is not that way but Kelsey or almost feels like a like older version in a lot of ways you know if he's trying to help like the weaker people he's very distrusting of like the upper levels of society and things and like toppling those kinds of things so and that's Khaled into so I just found similarities there again not necessarily in their personalities but just in some of the themes surrounding them and Kelsey R is my best boy I love him so seeing that character that like had just like similar threads with him was nice for me I will say that with Calvin I feel like it took a bit too long till I get to the point with the night's radiant thing I felt like parts of the first half of this book were very like repetitive and we're kind of like beating me over the head with some things I obviously notice that he was like absorbing the storm light and that's sort of like your beat over the head with that a lot and I'm like okay I know he's absorbing the storm light and that's how he like gets his luck and gets his power like let's get to it so that was me the ending nice because it was look we finally got to it but I do feel like that was dragged out a bit longer than it necessarily had to be like we get it his life's awful everyone around him dies he has a like survivor's guilt like I I know this let's go now Dallin are i also loved I do appreciate that this series is very like full of like good characters like that characters that are like really trying their best like obviously like the main characters like some of the characters on the side and stuff are not trying their best and they're being nice people but like the characters that were following are all like very trying to be lawful good I feel the Dallin ours also angsty and also pure I liked his like sort of conflict but there were times to that I was like okay we get it you're very like self-sacrificing you're gonna like give up your you know like Princeton whatever like okay Dallin are let's go the whole romance with naveen ii i I want to like because I kind of like her but I'm just kind of like okay like I'm won over about it like I don't really have an opinion either way about it there's kind of like okay whatever I thought the ending with figuring out that the visions are not quite speaking to him but are just kinda like showing him things that like wrap up I was like okay good now we can make progress with this I also loved finally when him and Caledon like got to team up like them all being together at the end I was like god bless thank you so much I've known that this is like what you're building up to for this a whole book and I'm glad that they're all together being like good hearted Souls together I'm gonna touch briefly Dolan I found it funny that like you know he's like this girl crazy prints that just can't help you know like dating people and I'm sort of like are you beating me over the head with this idea I can't find someone he likes because shelah is about to arrive to camp and he's gonna try to like that's gonna be a thing that's what I predict it's gonna be a thing don't tell me don't tell me I'm just speculating that like okay we keep saying that the like handsome girl crazy Prince's here so and shelah is gonna make her way into camp I'm just saying speaking of Chillon I actually like her I know a lot of people when I was reading the book they're like I know chillon is kind of annoying but give her a chance and I'm like no no I I see potential here yes she's naive but I kind of love her and I get that she's naive because she has this horrible family you know that the whole chapter one of the chapters that made me the most uncomfortable was of her brother like torturing live crabs I'm like can you please stop like of all the other stuff that was happening this book I was like please stop so that whole thing was just like oh but you know she is very much under her family's thumb she's very sheltered so I liked that she got to be with Jasna see other things learn things and was just really like loved being a scholar and has the potential there Jessa is my love my light also I adore her I adore the conversations about religion there I like that you know her and shelana cabal can do this magic and that that other like shades mirror obviously that's where like I feel like things tie in with other cars in your books I feel like that's sort of an element in other books like sort of war magic comes from those creatures that she saw which were creepy and like a lot of that he's very interesting so I'm definitely intrigued about chillon being able to do magic as well also as far as like little side characters stuff I liked the found family element with like the Bridgman and with Syl who she's also intriguing as well cuz I see the whole time you know that she's like something else and like more important and part of like the grander scheme of things like especially attaching to Caledon so I like the little found family with like all of them and like their little you know they're making stew they're like saving each other like that was a very like well-deserved drawn-out thing that I enjoyed seeing okay I want to talk about Hoyt too because Hawaii is obviously this like kasnia thing that everybody loves and he's been in like I said I've read a lot of the other books so I've seen him in other books and being like a part of that so with this book I definitely read a little bit more of his wiki to kind of like figure out a bit more about him and things that I might have missed although I'm gonna read some more things about him obviously as I continue on with the series and with like reading the Kazmir stuff but I loved him in this in a way that I've never loved him because you get to see so much more of him I also looked up as wiki I always thought the Hoyt looked different even though we get a character description and I'm like he's a whole snack and like I never knew and I'm like okay hoid but he's definite character that I'm glad I read the other books first because then I got to kind of see like what he's brought in from those other worlds and stuff and like he's here because he's like shit's about to go down and I have to see it and if I feel like his apprentice was one of the Bridgman and stuff I just I just like it I'm just whenever Hoyt pops up am i yes what are you doing and I just like that he's going to be such a major player and this I also liked that he was the wit to like that was it was so great so I just highly enjoy him and seeing him and just like okay you're here must be big what are you gonna do so with all that being said of all the characters and stuff in the plot and whatever I really like where we are with this foundation for a series I do want to continue in my heart I would love to catch up with the series this year and be caught up by time book four comes out I don't know if that's gonna happen because I do have a lot of large books on my TBR but I'm like doing pretty well what's getting along the books of my TBR right now so maybe I read this during a period of time when I wasn't super busy I just moved I'm settling in I wasn't like working or anything and like getting everything situated reading a book this size while I'm working full-time would be a lot I probably would only read that book in a month so that's a little bit more like I don't really want to do that to my life right now but I think that I'm really gonna like the next two books even more than this book since we now have this foundation and I know these characters and I'm like excited to see what happens with them so as I mentioned in my review I gave this 4 out of 5 stars very obviously solid start to this series and I'm excited to see more so comment below let me know your thoughts on the way of Kings thank you all for watching and I'll see you guys soon byehey guys it's Sam and this is my spoilery gush discussion for the way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson as I said this video will have spoilers in it so if you have read this book go ahead and check out my spoiler fear interview which is linked on the screen so if you're only watching the discussion and not the review I just want to give you context free books that I have read in the cosmere so I've read all of first era mists born and the first book in second aramis born I've read Elantras and war breaker so I have like a good scope I haven't at everything but I have a pretty good scope I only have like a few more books to read it took me all caught up on cosmere this was definitely the series that I found most intimidating of his to read but it definitely was a book that I still flew through just because it is his Sanderson writing which I find very easy to read it so first off with this world I definitely feel like this was one that we got dumped into a bit more than his other serious like I feel like this other series kind of flesh out the world a bit more but they also have less time to flesh out the world then this series does because there's 10 books in the series but I did like how he kind of got like dumped in but it's not a super hard world to completely understand what's going on but there's all definitely a lot of complexity there so I liked how we got additional information about things as time went on there's a lot of stuff about this series and this book that I feel like will be more impactful almost in like retrospect and reread and will I necessarily reread these like thousand page books I don't know guys but I do feel like I'll be able to be like ok so that thing was this you know later on obviously in the series and I feel like a lot of that is gonna be true for the introduction chapters where we had a lot of characters that we maybe only saw once the characters that were obviously from the past like the some of the Nights radiant and stuff that we got to see that like me as a reader I probably won't remember well I necessarily remember would be like oh right that was from chapter one in the way of Kings I don't know I look forward to watching a lot of other people's like summaries and like hey look at all these Easter eggs I found when I've caught up in the series but I am curious if some of those characters that we get in those like in between chapters obviously not the assassin but some of these other ones or the characters we saw in the beginning like will they pop up in later books or is it just these little tidbits that we get from them I don't know also as I say some of these things about like I'm curious about please don't tell me oh yeah an oath breaker this happen like don't or don't even tell me that like yes has happens later like I'm just speculating out into the world about it I don't actually want an answer I found the spread thing I was I was conflicted about the spread thing as a world building piece I'm a little bit more intrigued now that the end of the book has happened but I felt like at the beginning when you get the whole spread thing it feels so simplistic and I don't necessarily feel that once you learn more that doesn't undo the simplicity of it from the beginning because I kind of felt like messy when I was first reading about like the spread I was like okay so there's like spread around certain things but not others and it's just a thing that pops up when a thing is happening but why do we need them and it just just kind of feels like a little messy to me like as we get have more of the story we have people like researching the spread and saying that the spread are part of everything like I'm sure they're gonna be like this major thing you know later in this series but I just don't feel like that quite makes up for them feeling kind of messy like a messy Edition the beginning like every time it was like there's pain spread I'm like yeah cause people are in pain like I just I didn't love the mention of them but I know and that's what I'm comin oeid about like I know it'll be a thing later it'll be important so I'm definitely intrigued about the number of different people there are in this world we obviously only saw the Alesi and that's like the people that were following for the most part but the fact that there's a number of different races and cultures and stuff that are probably I'm assuming going to be explored throughout the story I'm definitely intrigued about that those glimpses that we got of them I mentioned in my review and I basically talked about this whenever I talk about Sanderson I really like the way that Sanderson does religion and religious themes he definitely writes it in a way that I don't feel like I'm being preached to about religion or that there's like a correct choice and he definitely writes characters that I if I didn't know that he was religious I would feel like he's agnostic or atheist because he definitely like challenges things right like I really was like wow with like joste he could have really done some things and like proved her wrong because they do have this religion Early's one of the religions that seems very like monotheistic as close to Christianity as we've gotten in any of his books and so the fact that like she sort of tears that apart and it's fine is cool like I like that I like how we see the effect of religion and myth and folklore and how history is shapes religion and things that were true become religious things later like I love what he does with that he did it with Miss borne he's doing it again like here I just really enjoy that theme that he brings up and all of his books with the religion I'm very intrigued about like the storm father the almighty and like the night Walker is it all one thing are they separate things I can't still quite gather if like the almighty and the storm father are the same because the people who talk about the people talk about both and I'm like which are you are you are you different entities and I'm like okay then there's three things so as it's part of the like religion you know if we're coming from like a monotheistic you know the Trinity whatever so I'm like okay how is this all gonna play out but I'm intrigued about it I'm glad okay let's also just get into the variety of POVs and characters that we have in here so first off Caledon he is my angsty boy that's trying his best I mentioned in my like wrap-up or I think when I was reading this book in my tome top of vlog I said the he remind me of Kelsey R and I had some people be like he's nothing like Kelsey her and I'm like I'm not saying his personality is like Kelsey ur I think there's a lot of different themes that are similar with Kelsey or from Miss borne if you're not familiar if you have a redness board so I think him and Kelsey are sort of have this like cult following that is very similar I think they're both sort of like reluctant heroes although Kelsey you're kind of like embraces that at some point Kelsey R is much more morally gray than Caledon Caledon as a sweet lawful good boy and is just trying his best and Kelsey is not that way but Kelsey or almost feels like a like older version in a lot of ways you know if he's trying to help like the weaker people he's very distrusting of like the upper levels of society and things and like toppling those kinds of things so and that's Khaled into so I just found similarities there again not necessarily in their personalities but just in some of the themes surrounding them and Kelsey R is my best boy I love him so seeing that character that like had just like similar threads with him was nice for me I will say that with Calvin I feel like it took a bit too long till I get to the point with the night's radiant thing I felt like parts of the first half of this book were very like repetitive and we're kind of like beating me over the head with some things I obviously notice that he was like absorbing the storm light and that's sort of like your beat over the head with that a lot and I'm like okay I know he's absorbing the storm light and that's how he like gets his luck and gets his power like let's get to it so that was me the ending nice because it was look we finally got to it but I do feel like that was dragged out a bit longer than it necessarily had to be like we get it his life's awful everyone around him dies he has a like survivor's guilt like I I know this let's go now Dallin are i also loved I do appreciate that this series is very like full of like good characters like that characters that are like really trying their best like obviously like the main characters like some of the characters on the side and stuff are not trying their best and they're being nice people but like the characters that were following are all like very trying to be lawful good I feel the Dallin ours also angsty and also pure I liked his like sort of conflict but there were times to that I was like okay we get it you're very like self-sacrificing you're gonna like give up your you know like Princeton whatever like okay Dallin are let's go the whole romance with naveen ii i I want to like because I kind of like her but I'm just kind of like okay like I'm won over about it like I don't really have an opinion either way about it there's kind of like okay whatever I thought the ending with figuring out that the visions are not quite speaking to him but are just kinda like showing him things that like wrap up I was like okay good now we can make progress with this I also loved finally when him and Caledon like got to team up like them all being together at the end I was like god bless thank you so much I've known that this is like what you're building up to for this a whole book and I'm glad that they're all together being like good hearted Souls together I'm gonna touch briefly Dolan I found it funny that like you know he's like this girl crazy prints that just can't help you know like dating people and I'm sort of like are you beating me over the head with this idea I can't find someone he likes because shelah is about to arrive to camp and he's gonna try to like that's gonna be a thing that's what I predict it's gonna be a thing don't tell me don't tell me I'm just speculating that like okay we keep saying that the like handsome girl crazy Prince's here so and shelah is gonna make her way into camp I'm just saying speaking of Chillon I actually like her I know a lot of people when I was reading the book they're like I know chillon is kind of annoying but give her a chance and I'm like no no I I see potential here yes she's naive but I kind of love her and I get that she's naive because she has this horrible family you know that the whole chapter one of the chapters that made me the most uncomfortable was of her brother like torturing live crabs I'm like can you please stop like of all the other stuff that was happening this book I was like please stop so that whole thing was just like oh but you know she is very much under her family's thumb she's very sheltered so I liked that she got to be with Jasna see other things learn things and was just really like loved being a scholar and has the potential there Jessa is my love my light also I adore her I adore the conversations about religion there I like that you know her and shelana cabal can do this magic and that that other like shades mirror obviously that's where like I feel like things tie in with other cars in your books I feel like that's sort of an element in other books like sort of war magic comes from those creatures that she saw which were creepy and like a lot of that he's very interesting so I'm definitely intrigued about chillon being able to do magic as well also as far as like little side characters stuff I liked the found family element with like the Bridgman and with Syl who she's also intriguing as well cuz I see the whole time you know that she's like something else and like more important and part of like the grander scheme of things like especially attaching to Caledon so I like the little found family with like all of them and like their little you know they're making stew they're like saving each other like that was a very like well-deserved drawn-out thing that I enjoyed seeing okay I want to talk about Hoyt too because Hawaii is obviously this like kasnia thing that everybody loves and he's been in like I said I've read a lot of the other books so I've seen him in other books and being like a part of that so with this book I definitely read a little bit more of his wiki to kind of like figure out a bit more about him and things that I might have missed although I'm gonna read some more things about him obviously as I continue on with the series and with like reading the Kazmir stuff but I loved him in this in a way that I've never loved him because you get to see so much more of him I also looked up as wiki I always thought the Hoyt looked different even though we get a character description and I'm like he's a whole snack and like I never knew and I'm like okay hoid but he's definite character that I'm glad I read the other books first because then I got to kind of see like what he's brought in from those other worlds and stuff and like he's here because he's like shit's about to go down and I have to see it and if I feel like his apprentice was one of the Bridgman and stuff I just I just like it I'm just whenever Hoyt pops up am i yes what are you doing and I just like that he's going to be such a major player and this I also liked that he was the wit to like that was it was so great so I just highly enjoy him and seeing him and just like okay you're here must be big what are you gonna do so with all that being said of all the characters and stuff in the plot and whatever I really like where we are with this foundation for a series I do want to continue in my heart I would love to catch up with the series this year and be caught up by time book four comes out I don't know if that's gonna happen because I do have a lot of large books on my TBR but I'm like doing pretty well what's getting along the books of my TBR right now so maybe I read this during a period of time when I wasn't super busy I just moved I'm settling in I wasn't like working or anything and like getting everything situated reading a book this size while I'm working full-time would be a lot I probably would only read that book in a month so that's a little bit more like I don't really want to do that to my life right now but I think that I'm really gonna like the next two books even more than this book since we now have this foundation and I know these characters and I'm like excited to see what happens with them so as I mentioned in my review I gave this 4 out of 5 stars very obviously solid start to this series and I'm excited to see more so comment below let me know your thoughts on the way of Kings thank you all for watching and I'll see you guys soon bye\n"