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Reading Assassin’s Apprentice and I have a question but it involved minor spoilers so I’m going to ask in the comments
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Anonymous 62w

I just finished chapter 5 where Fitz steals the dagger from the king and drives it into Chade’s shelf but I’m so confused as to the meaning of these events

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 62w

So Fitz says he refuses to steal from the king so Chade gets mad at him, but then the king admits that was his test of loyalty. I get that. So then what’s the significance of Fitz taking the knife while the king is watching and then giving it to Chade? does my question make sense?

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 62w

It's a scene that shows Fritz's character. He won't do anything against his king but he also gets the job done. Or at least that's my interpretation

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 62w

Ah so like once he had permission perse he felt comfortable doing it?

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Anonymous 62w

Ah that also makes a lot of sense. Idk I feel stupid for asking lol but it just felt very specific and deliberate and I couldn’t tell why

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Anonymous 62w

And then I guess the king didn’t care because Fitz didn’t take anything behind his back?

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Anonymous 62w

Huh that makes sense. I’m just around the part where Fitz’s dad dies so no betrayal yet but I sense it coming

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