I've been thinking a lot about Adam Parrish and his band of merry men, Mr. Gray admitted. And this dangerous world they tread.That's a strange way of putting it. I would have said Richard Gansey and his band of merry men.He inclined his head as if he could see her point of view as well, even if he didn't share it.
In this excerpt from "The Raven King," Mr. Gray reflects on Adam Parrish and his group, acknowledging the perilous journey they undertake. His choice of words prompts a discussion about perspective and loyalty within their group.
Another character responds, suggesting that Richard Gansey is the rightful leader of their band, indicating a difference in how they perceive the relationships within the group. This exchange highlights the dynamics and differing views between characters, showcasing their complex interactions and the theme of camaraderie amidst danger.
