The subreddit r/thepassage is post restricted so kind of have to post here.
!At the end of the first book there is this part. It seems to indicate Peter is more than he seems. I was guessing it was related to the reason why Peter was the only one not to have Babcock’s dream during their time at the Haven. I was waiting for it to mean something but Peter seems to have nothing particularity special about him. Did I miss something? Or is this just a dropped plot point because Justin could not make whatever he had in mind work?!<
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I don’t remember but I loved those books!
Really great books. The writing is so crisp and engaging. I don’t usually don’t go for stories like these, but it was recommended; and I loved it, I read all three in about ten days.
Yeah, they really sucked me in. I might just reread them!
It has been a while since I read these, but I believe it’s referring to Peter’s role as Amy’s “familiar” the way each of the Twelve have one
I was thinking that but its never stated explicitly. That might just be it. Thanks.
I haven’t read that series since it came out. Hope you get your answer.