Were the characters in this book sufficiently developed?

[Priscilla Kurah]

The characters, especially Spirit and Emily, are well-developed and feel real. Spirit’s struggle to provide for his sister, along with his internal conflict about fighting in the underground matches, adds depth to his character. Emily, despite being ill, is portrayed with strength and resilience, and their bond is truly touching. Even side characters like Mazet, the villain, have layers to them, suggesting deeper motivations and setting the stage for future developments. The characters' emotions and decisions are complex, making them feel human and relatable.

[Jennifer Coxon]

I think the characters were well developed and still developing, particularly Spirit's development in relation to the friendships and accepting the support and backing of other people. Each had a strong background that explained or gave context to why they are the way they are and the connections that exist (e.g. between Dimitri and Ski. But each character also changed and developed throughout the story as they interacted more closely with each other. I hope to see more about their character development in the following books.

[Jaituni Sanghavi]

Oh yes! I believe thr characters developed quite well as the story progressed. There were sufficient back stories as well that added to the development. My most favourite character development has to be of Emily though. I believe she was fleshed out really well. Overall, it was a nice character-driven story.

[Josephe-Anne]

Yes, I believe that character development is spot-on in this novel. Each character was written with a touching backstory, and each of them had their own struggles to overcome. Spirit had huge challenges to overcome from the beginning, and even as the book ended, there was more room left for development in the sequel.

[Fredrick Felix Mnjala Maneno]

Yes, the characters were very well developed and the reader can easily identify with them. It was a pretty strong point.

[Poetical Feels]

The character development in this series is truly commendable. Each protagonist embarks on their own unique journey of growth, evolving not just as an individual but also honing their skills as demon slayers. The author skillfully crafts distinct learning curves for every character, allowing readers to witness their transformation throughout the story.