Tenmaku no Jaadugar, episode 12

Alternative Names
A Witch’s Life in Mongol, Jaadugar, la légende de Fatima
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I liked the series from a technical standpoint - the visuals, direction, all were very good. Before this season started, I was pretty excited about it, considering that Naoko Yamada had a hand in it. Most of her films really speak to me, so this time, too, I was expecting something that would touch my heart. However, this show didn’t resonate with me as strongly as I’d expected. Overall, though, I liked the story, even though the time jumps threw me off a bit, and I feel like some of the characters weren’t developed enough. The political intrigue was my favorite part, even though Sitara was being played all the time. I hope there will be another season someday. I give this 8/10
IMO the show lost a bit of it’s charm and proposition during the second half. All of the interesting cultural aspects and cleverness went into boring social interactions and politics.
It started a 9 and ended a 7.5 to me.
went into boring social interactions
That’s one issue I take with stories that are written to be realistic (like this one). I tend to find these relatively boring (too?).
Probably not just me (us?) who feel this way, which explains the popularity of battle shounens, fantasies, isekais, etc.
Yep, they knew all along. Not just Boraqchin, but Ogedai too.
Reminds me of the quote “The kindest person in the room is often the smartest.”




