This post contains spoilers For Grishavers Lee Bargugo.

Netflix has abruptly canceled a lot of its beloved original series over the years, despite being belittled fans, but the most elegant examples of giving up are stories that ended with intriguing cliffhandziri, leaving the fate of these fictional worlds in the air. One such example is Netflix's "Shadow and Bone", Whose finals in season 2 ended with Sun Summoner, Alina (Essie Mei Lee), preventing assassination at excellent personal price, hinting at a delicious moral dilemma. Unfortunately, we were robbed of the story in which Alina must move at the root of her new powerful shade, which stand in strict contrast to her Sun Sumoner abilities.

Despite the abrupt cancellation, "Shadow and Bone" had more than a decent two -season running, and that was able to exploit the most complex aspects of Lei Bardogo's Romanian series with a confident Panachia. As expected of any adaptation of the fantasy to be attracted to a fresh audience, "Shadow and Bone" has its drawbacks, often relying on a rush spectacle to increase the stakes. That, he said, can also boast a special identity in the YA's fantasy genre and has characters that are transmitted with a person and world that can accommodate moral extremes.

So when The planned "shadow and bone" spin-off "Six of Screen" It was canceled, the fans of the original material (me) were understandably frustrated. You see, "Six of the Crows" is the first entrance to Bardogo's spin-off-off. The book detailed the exploitation of Kazz Brecker (Freddie Carter) and his team, which have already been introduced (of unforgettable effect) in Netflix's parental series. If this declining story was given the chance to bloom, "Six of the Crows" could have been incredibly successful, as the story contains the right kind of ingredients for a fast -paced heist with characters worth rooting.

Bargugo's Grishaverers is already full of mystery and intrigue. It is a world in which some people (known as Grisha) are born with the opportunity to manipulate the elements - a process that is considered more scientific than magical. In Netflix's "Shadow and Bone", as the main protagonist Alina is suddenly expected to make justice to the almost mythical mantle of the Sun Summoner, Dregs (crew of the crew) offer a more grounded perspective of the world. We are quickly familiar with the strong, deadly Inege (Amit Suman) and Sharpity Sharpage gambler (whale yang)sharing complicated dynamics with the relentless penalty, de facto leader of the gang. Alina should be the moral center of the show (despite her shortcomings), and the Ketterdam trio acts as moral gray counterparts, whose intentions look nobler than the wicked acts that they had to do just to survive another day.

"Six crows" were supposed to explore this unpleasant absence of morality. The very idea of three teenagers covered in the frightening tragedy and the power policy feels sober enough. However, Bargugo knows how to invest these complicated numbers with motivations leading to an exciting bow: a rescue mission that can potentially prevent exposure to the world's deadly remedy. At no time, we have no heist to step down, encouraging the penalty to recruit more members: Grisha Hertrenender Nina (Daniel Galigan), former Ferdan Grisha-Hunter Matthias (Calahan Scogman) and Vilan Wolf's Demolition Expert.

With the foundations for these characters already established, Netflix would have an easier time adjusting "six of the crows". In addition, the story of the drug (known as Jurda Parem) was directly tied in the finals of Season 2, allowing the easy transition to the ice court in the spin-off series.

Bargugo's book uses a variety of perspectives to tell a dunk story about opposing beliefs and internal turmoil, which could be translated quite well into episodic TV format. Moreover, "six of the crows" is a kind of high fantasy that boasts a sufficiently depth to set the characters in advance and the center, without turning against the Almighty Protagonist as he goes on his own journey. These arcs can coexist, and even get into one another, leading to an adventure with Ophoshut, about six troubled teenagers associated with defiance. Unfortunately, this spin-off-backed Netflix never had to be.