A Court of Mist and Fury chapter summaries-Chapter-wise summary
Chapter 1
In chapter 1 of “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Rhys trains Feyre in the Night Court, testing her abilities as a Fae. As he whisks her away on a flying journey, Feyre realizes the extent of her powers and the possibilities that come with them. However, she refuses to embrace them fully, still struggling with her past traumas. As Feyre navigates her new reality, Rhys offers her a chance to join his inner circle and fight against the coming war, setting the stage for the rest of the book.
Chapter 2
In chapter 2 of “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Feyre returns to the Spring Court after being rescued by Rhys from the clutches of Amarantha. However, she resents Rhys’s arrogance and feels trapped in her new reality. Feyre learns about the Court of Mist and Fury, an elusive place where the powerful High Fae gather. As she yearns for the freedom she experienced with Rhys, Feyre returns to the Night Court in secret, only to be carried away by air and consumed by mist and fury. Her reunion with Rhys is cut short when Tamlin locks Feyre in her room, setting the stage for the conflict to come.
Chapter 3
In chapter 3 of “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Rhys continues to train and test Feyre in the Night Court, pushing her to embrace her newfound power. He whisks her away on another flying journey, and Feyre realizes that she can no longer deny her growing feelings for him. However, Feyre still refuses to leave her old life behind, even as Rhys uses force to get her to confront her fears. As Feyre begins to see the truth about the Spring Court and Tamlin’s true nature, she starts to question everything she thought she knew about her former life.
Chapter 4
In chapter 4 of “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Feyre continues to resent Rhys’s arrogance, but she cannot deny the truth about the Court of Mist and Fury that he has shown her. After returning to the Spring Court and being locked away by Tamlin, Feyre asks Rhys to take her with him to the Night Court. He agrees, and they are once again carried away by air and consumed by mist and fury. In a moment of vulnerability, Feyre asks Rhys about his past and why he chose to save her, while Rhys asks Feyre about her feelings for Tamlin. Their conversation reveals a deeper connection between them, setting the stage for what is to come.
Chapter 5
In chapter 5 of “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Feyre continues to refuse Rhys’s offer to join his inner circle and fight against the coming war. However, he uses force to get her to face her fears and embrace her newfound power. As Feyre begins to see the truth about the Spring Court and Tamlin’s true nature, she starts to resent the arrogance she once admired in him. Meanwhile, Rhys reveals his plans to Feyre and his belief that she is the key to winning the war. Despite her doubts and fears, Feyre begins to see the potential of her abilities and the role she could play in the coming battle.
Chapter 6
In chapter 6 of “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Feyre is once again back in the Spring Court, still resenting Rhys’s arrogance despite the truth he has shown her about the Court of Mist and Fury. As she struggles to come to terms with her new reality, Feyre continues to learn more about the inner workings of the Fae world, including the hierarchy and politics at play. However, she cannot shake off the feeling that she belongs with Rhys and his inner circle, and soon finds herself back in the air, being carried towards the Night Court once more.
Chapter 7
In chapter 7 of “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Feyre finds herself feeling lost and alone in the Night Court, surrounded by creatures that are not her kind. She learns that she is the only human woman in the Night Court, and begins to question her place in this new world. Meanwhile, Rhysand decides to reveal some of his secrets to her, taking Feyre to a secret location where he displays his immense power. Feyre asks Rhys about his plans for the upcoming war, and he takes her to visit the Summer Court, where she finds herself drawn even closer to him.
Chapter 8
In chapter 8 of “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Rhys takes Feyre to a secret location where she is tested on her magical abilities. As she explores her newfound powers, Rhys reveals more about the history and politics of the Fae world. Feyre also learns more about Rhys’ inner circle, including his friends and allies. Throughout their journey, Feyre begins to feel a growing attraction towards Rhys and struggles with her feelings for him amid the upcoming war. As they continue on their journey, Feyre realizes that she must find a way to harness her powers and fight for her new home, the Night Court.
Chapter 9
In chapter 9 of “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Feyre continues to hone her magical abilities with Rhys’ help. They embark on a journey to the Summer Court, where Feyre hopes to retrieve an important object. Feyre is conflicted about her feelings for Rhys, but their bond grows stronger as they face danger together. Upon arriving at the Summer Court, they discover a web of deceit and betrayal, and Feyre must use her powers to navigate the court’s dangerous politics. The chapter ends dramatically, leaving readers eager to discover what will happen next in Feyre’s journey.
Chapter 10
In chapter 10 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre and Rhys continue their mission in the Summer Court, attempting to retrieve the powerful object Feyre seeks. As they navigate the court’s politics, Feyre discovers a dark secret about Tamlin and his involvement with the evil King of Hybern. Feyre must make a difficult decision about where her loyalty lies and whether she can trust Rhys and his allies. The chapter also reveals more about the intricate relationships between the High Fae and their various courts, building the world of the story and heightening the tension as Feyre’s journey takes unexpected twists and turns.
Chapter 11
Chapter 11 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” sees Feyre and Rhys return to the Night Court, where Feyre is met with hostility from some of Rhys’s allies. She struggles to come to terms with her new role as a member of the Night Court and her complicated feelings for Rhys. Feyre begins training to develop her powers, and Rhys reveals more about his plans to stop the evil King of Hybern. The chapter also introduces new characters and hints at a potential romance for Feyre. With political intrigue, magical training, and romantic tension, chapter 11 continues to build the complex world and characters of the novel.
Chapter 12
In Chapter 12 of “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Feyre navigates her new life in the Night Court as she trains to control her newfound powers. She also meets some of the High Lords who have gathered for a summit. Meanwhile, Feyre’s sisters are struggling in the Spring Court, and Feyre worries about their safety. Rhysand decides to protect Feyre’s sisters by sending someone to watch over them. Feyre is also haunted by her actions during the war and her worldview begins to shift as she learns more about the High Fae and their culture.
Chapter 13
In chapter 13 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre wakes up from her nightmare and finds Rhysand in her room. He tells her about his nightmare and they discuss the horrors they endured in Amarantha’s court. Feyre begins to open up to Rhysand and trust him. They start to work together to train Feyre and hone her skills. Feyre also starts to explore her new powers, and with Rhysand’s help, she resurrects a bird. However, Feyre worries about her sisters and the danger they might face. Rhysand promises to help protect them, and they start to form a plan to save them.
Chapter 14
Chapter 14 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” begins with Feyre waking up to find herself in the Night Court’s house in Velaris. She is given a tour of the beautiful city by Rhysand, who explains the history and culture of the place. Later, Rhysand takes Feyre to a meeting with the other high lords, where she observes their uneasy alliance against the impending threat of Hybern. Feyre also discovers that the mortal queens have joined forces with Hybern and that she is a vital part of their plan. Feyre decides to trust Rhysand and his friends and agrees to stay in Velaris to prepare for the upcoming war.
Chapter 15
In Chapter 15 of “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Feyre wakes up in the middle of the night to find Rhysand gone. She wanders the estate and discovers a room with a book written in a foreign language. Feyre deciphers it, and it reveals that the high lords must meet soon. Rhysand returns and informs her that he’s taking her to a secret location to train her to control her powers. Feyre is conflicted about leaving her family, but she agrees to go. During their journey, Rhysand reveals more about his past and his motivations for saving Feyre from the Spring Court.
Chapter 16
In chapter 16 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre navigates the world of the High Fae, attending a gathering at the Night Court. She is introduced to other High Lords and their courts and is surprised to see that they are not all evil as she had been taught. She learns about the differences between the courts and their powers. Feyre’s sisters, Elain and Nesta, attend the gathering as well and it becomes clear that Elain is struggling with the trauma she experienced under the mountain. Feyre resolves to protect her sisters and continue her training with Rhysand.
Chapter 17
Chapter 17 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” begins with Feyre’s arrival at the Summer Court, where she tries to act as naturally as possible to avoid arousing suspicion. She spends time with Tamlin, but he seems to be a different person from the one she knew before. Feyre decides to explore the court and discovers that it is similar to the Spring Court. However, when she visits the mortal realm, she finds out that Tamlin has been lying to her about many things. Feyre realizes that she cannot stay with him and makes the decision to leave, not knowing where to go next.
Chapter 18
In chapter 18 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre and Rhysand arrive in Velaris, the Night Court’s city. Feyre is amazed by the beautiful city and the friendly people. Rhysand shows her around and takes her to a tailor to get new clothes. Feyre is grateful for the kindness and hospitality she receives from the Night Court, which is in sharp contrast to the Spring Court. Rhysand reveals to Feyre that he wants to teach her how to control her powers and use them to defend herself. He also explains that he plans to use Feyre as bait to lure out the King of Hybern, who is gathering an army to invade Prythian. Feyre is hesitant to participate, but Rhysand persuades her to stay and train with him. As she begins her training, Feyre realizes that her powers are greater than she ever imagined.
Chapter 19
In chapter 19, Feyre returns to the Spring Court to retrieve the Book of Breathings, and she must face Tamlin once again. She sneaks into the manor and eventually finds the book, but Tamlin confronts her. He tells her he has been searching for her and that he still loves her, but Feyre sees the same possessive and controlling behavior she experienced before. Tamlin reveals that he has made a deal with the King of Hybern and that war is coming. Feyre escapes with the book and returns to the Night Court, where she shares the news with Rhys and the Inner Circle. They begin to strategize and plan for the upcoming war, and Feyre also begins to train with Cassian to improve her fighting skills. Meanwhile, she struggles with guilt over what she has put her family through and worries about their safety during the war.
Chapter 20
In Chapter 20 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” by Sarah J. Maas, Feyre wakes up in Rhysand’s room after passing out from her injuries. She’s immediately on guard, but Rhysand assures her that she’s safe and that he’s healed her wounds. They discuss her progress with her powers, and Rhysand offers to train her. Feyre agrees, and Rhysand takes her to the House of Wind, where she meets Amren, a being of unknown origin and incredible power. Later, Rhysand tells Feyre about his past and the trauma he endured. She recognizes the similarities between their experiences and finds comfort in knowing she’s not alone. Rhysand also reveals more about the political situation in Prythian and how he’s been working towards peace. They share a moment of vulnerability and Feyre begins to see Rhysand in a new light.
Chapter 21
Chapter 21 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” starts with Feyre and her group heading toward the Summer Court. Feyre struggles with her feelings for Rhysand but still accepts his help in training her in the use of her powers. After arriving at the Summer Court, they meet with Tarquin, the High Lord, and Feyre learns of his peaceful nature and good intentions. However, they soon realize that Tamlin has sent soldiers to retrieve Feyre, and she is forced to flee with the help of Rhysand. Feyre also learns that her sisters are now living with Tamlin in the Spring Court. The group returns to the Night Court, where Rhysand reveals that the mortal queens have joined forces with Hybern, the King of Hybern, and they plan to invade Prythian. Feyre decides to fight alongside Rhysand and his court to protect their world.
Chapter 22
Chapter 22 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” starts with Feyre struggling to come to terms with the fact that she has feelings for Rhysand. However, she decides to push her feelings aside and focus on the task at hand: finding the missing half of the Book of Breathings. She trains with Rhysand and the others in Velaris and eventually decides to visit the mortal queens to retrieve the missing pages.
Feyre, Rhysand, Cassian, and Azriel travel to the human realm and meet with the queens. However, things quickly turn sour as the queens reveal their true intentions and try to capture Feyre. In the ensuing fight, Feyre discovers that she possesses a new power: the ability to control the minds of others. She uses this power to defeat the queens and retrieve the missing pages, but not without sustaining serious injuries.
Back in Velaris, Feyre receives a visit from Amren, who reveals that the Book of Breathings is a spell to resurrect the dead. Feyre is stunned by this revelation and wonders if the spell could be used to bring her deceased family members back to life.
Chapter 23
In Chapter 23 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre is devastated after the brutal events of the previous night. Rhysand tries to comfort her and reveals that the King of Hybern is planning to use the Cauldron to create a new breed of Fae, which would be unstoppable in battle. Rhysand asks Feyre to help him steal the Book of Breathings, a powerful book that could help them stop the King’s plan. Feyre agrees, and they embark on a dangerous journey to retrieve the book from the Summer Court. Along the way, Feyre realizes that she has feelings for Rhysand and begins to question her relationship with Tamlin. When they reach the Summer Court, Feyre is forced to confront her fears and the trauma from her time at the Spring Court. They successfully retrieve the book, but not without consequences. Feyre is gravely injured, and Rhysand reveals his true feelings for her before using his powers to heal her.
Chapter 24
In Chapter 24 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre wakes up in Rhysand’s room after spending the night with him. She feels guilty for betraying Tamlin and struggles with her emotions. Rhysand comforts her and reveals more about his tragic past and how he became the High Lord of the Night Court. Feyre begins to see Rhysand in a different light, and they share a moment of intimacy before he takes her to Velaris, the City of Starlight. There, Feyre meets Rhysand’s inner circle, including Amren, the ancient and powerful being, and Mor, Rhysand’s second in command. Feyre realizes that Rhysand and his friends are not the monsters she thought they were and decides to stay in Velaris and train with them. However, she still worries about her family’s safety and fears Tamlin’s wrath.
Chapter 25
Chapter 25 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” starts with Feyre’s internal turmoil as she struggles to reconcile her newfound power with her past experiences. She goes to the Court of Nightmares to get answers and insights from Rhysand, but the meeting doesn’t go as planned. Rhysand’s enemies, the Weaver and Bryaxis, appear, and Feyre uses her powers to protect Rhysand, leading to a fight. After the fight, Feyre and Rhysand have an intimate moment where they both reveal their vulnerabilities to each other. Later, Feyre decides to go to the mortal realm to check on her sisters, who are living with their father, but Rhysand accompanies her. Feyre has a chance to confront her father and forgive him, and Rhysand reveals more of his history and motivations. The chapter ends with Feyre and Rhysand sharing a moment of understanding and support as they head back to the Night Court.
Chapter 26
Chapter 26 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” sees Feyre grappling with the aftermath of her experiences in the Night Court. She is wracked with guilt over lying to Tamlin and keeping secrets from him, but also feels angry at him for the way he treated her during their time in the Spring Court. She decides to sneak away to the library to find some solace in books but instead encounters Lucien, who tells her that Tamlin has made a dangerous alliance with Hybern. Feyre knows she must warn the Night Court, but worries about the consequences of betraying Tamlin. She confides in Rhysand, who offers her support and a plan to thwart Tamlin’s alliance. The chapter ends with Feyre agreeing to work with Rhysand and his allies, but also questioning whether she can truly trust him.
Chapter 27
In Chapter 27 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” by Sarah J. Maas, Feyre wakes up in the Night Court after having a nightmare about Tamlin. She talks with Rhysand about her concerns regarding the upcoming meeting with the mortal queens and her sisters’ safety. Rhysand reveals that he knows where Feyre’s sisters are and that he has sent someone to protect them. He also explains that Feyre needs to learn how to control her new powers before meeting the queens. Feyre trains with Rhysand and his inner circle to improve her abilities. Later, Rhysand takes Feyre to a secret room in the House of Wind, where he shows her paintings of her family’s estate and offers her the chance to see them in person. Feyre is both tempted and fearful of this offer. The chapter ends with Feyre accepting Rhysand’s offer and planning to visit her family’s home.
Chapter 28
Chapter 28 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” begins with Feyre awakening in the House of Wind after being unconscious for several days. She meets with Rhysand, who informs her about her healing progress and updates her on recent events. Feyre then joins Rhysand and his inner circle on a visit to the Court of Nightmares, where they meet Amarantha’s successor, the new Queen of the Night Court, and Feyre finally learns the true nature of Rhysand’s bargain with her. The group later returns to Velaris, where Feyre finally confronts her feelings for Rhysand and confesses her love for him. The chapter ends with the Inner Circle revealing their next plan to Feyre and inviting her to join them in their mission to save Prythian from impending doom.
Chapter 29
In chapter 29 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre meets with Rhysand’s inner circle, who are all members of the Night Court. They discuss their plan to infiltrate Hybern’s forces and put a stop to their attacks. Feyre volunteers to go undercover to find out more about Hybern’s plans, and Rhysand agrees to go with her. Feyre also learns that Mor, one of Rhysand’s inner circle, is bisexual and has had relationships with both men and women, which helps Feyre understand that there is no stigma or judgment for sexual orientation in the Night Court. Feyre and Rhysand share a moment of intimacy before they embark on their mission to spy on Hybern. As they leave, Feyre senses that something is off with Suriel, the creature who had helped her earlier, but they don’t have time to investigate further.
Chapter 30
In Chapter 30 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre wakes up to find Rhys gone, and when she tries to search for him, she discovers that he is in the middle of a meeting with the other high lords. Feyre is furious with Rhys for keeping secrets from her, and she demands to be included in their plans. Rhys agrees to tell her more about their strategy to fight against Hybern, but he warns her that it will be dangerous and that she will need to learn to control her powers quickly.
Rhys introduces Feyre to the other high lords, including Tarquin, the high lord of the Summer Court. They discuss their plans for the war, and Rhys reveals that they need to find a way to break the Cauldron’s power. Tarquin agrees to help them and offers to send soldiers to assist in the battle. Feyre is overwhelmed by the complexity of their mission and the stakes involved. As she contemplates the challenges ahead, Rhys comforts her and promises to keep her safe.
Chapter 31
In chapter 31 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre, Rhysand, and Amren travel to the Bone Carver to obtain information about the Book of Breathings, a book that could help them win the war against Hybern. The Bone Carver initially refuses to give them the information they need and demands a sacrifice. After a heated exchange, Feyre offers up her ring, the one given to her by Tamlin, as a sacrifice. The Bone Carver reveals that the Book of Breathings was taken by the Weaver, and the only way to get it back is to make a bargain with her. Feyre also learns that Rhysand has been keeping secrets from her and that he and his inner circle made a bargain with Suriel in exchange for information about her mortal life. Feyre is hurt by this revelation and confronts Rhysand, but he apologizes and assures her that he had no other choice. The chapter ends with Feyre struggling to come to terms with Rhysand’s actions and the fact that she is no longer human.
Chapter 32
In Chapter 32 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” by Sarah J. Maas, Feyre is confronted by Tamlin who has been taken control of by Hybern. Tamlin reveals that the king of Hybern is planning to use the Cauldron to break the wall between the human and faerie realms, allowing his army to attack and conquer the human world. Tamlin also discloses that he had made a deal with Hybern to have Feyre returned to him in exchange for sparing her life.
Feyre, realizing that Tamlin is no longer the man she thought he was, refuses to go back to him and chooses to fight against Hybern. She attempts to leave the manor but is stopped by Tamlin’s guards, who are ordered to keep her captive. However, Rhysand arrives and uses his powers to defeat the guards and take Feyre with him. They escape to the Night Court, where Rhysand reveals his plans to stop Hybern and destroy the Cauldron.
Feyre decides to join Rhysand and his allies to stop Hybern and save both the faerie and human worlds. Rhysand then shows her the city of Velaris, where she sees the beauty and wonder of the Night Court for the first time. The chapter ends with Feyre realizing that her life will never be the same and that she is about to embark on a dangerous and exciting journey.
Chapter 33
Chapter 33 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” begins with Feyre and her companions arriving at the Summer Court. Feyre is horrified to find out that the High Lord of Summer, Tarquin, is hosting the mortal queens in his court. Feyre and Rhys devise a plan to try and convince Tarquin to support them against Hybern, but their attempts are met with resistance. Feyre realizes that the situation is more complicated than she thought, and she is forced to make a difficult decision about her loyalties. Meanwhile, Feyre continues to struggle with the guilt and trauma of killing innocent faeries under Amarantha’s orders. The chapter ends with Feyre and Rhys returning to their room, where Feyre reveals her deepest fear to Rhys.
Chapter 34
Chapter 34 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” finds Feyre dealing with the aftermath of her battle with Hybern’s forces. She is injured and mourning the loss of Rhysand, who she believes is dead. However, Rhysand reveals himself to be alive and well. The two reunite and Feyre learns that Rhysand had to fake his death to protect his allies and ultimately defeat Hybern. The pair also discuss Feyre’s newfound powers and their plan to stop Hybern from obtaining the Cauldron. Feyre is relieved to be reunited with Rhysand and his inner circle, but she remains determined to stop Hybern and protect her loved ones.
Chapter 35
In Chapter 35 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre is brought before the High Lords and their representatives to be tried for killing two faces. Tamlin attempts to defend her, but Feyre refuses to let him speak for her. Instead, she recounts the horrors she faced Under the Mountain and how Rhysand saved her. Feyre reveals the truth about Amarantha and the blight that was killing Prythian and demands that the High Lords unite and work together to defeat it. The High Lords are initially skeptical, but after Feyre demonstrates her power and control over the three High Fae gifts, they agree to join forces with Rhysand and his Court of Dreams. Tamlin is devastated by Feyre’s betrayal, and Feyre realizes that she cannot return to the Spring Court. Rhysand offers her sanctuary in the Night Court, and Feyre accepts, ready to begin a new life with her new family.
Chapter 36
In chapter 36 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre wakes up from a nightmare and goes to find Rhys. She finds him in his bedroom, and he reveals that he was also having a nightmare. They discuss their fears and nightmares, and Feyre shares her visions of Hybern’s army preparing for war. Rhys then tells Feyre that he will be leaving for a few days to attend to some business, and Feyre decides to go with him. They gather some of their allies and set out for the Autumn Court, where they hope to find information on Hybern’s plans. Along the way, they encounter some dangerous creatures, but ultimately make it to the Autumn Court safely. Upon their arrival, they are greeted by Tarquin, the High Lord of the Autumn Court, and they begin to discuss their plans.
Chapter 37
In chapter 37 of “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Feyre and her companions prepare to confront Hybern’s forces. Feyre tells Rhysand about the bargain she made with the mortal queens, and he is understandably upset. Feyre is worried about the battle and the potential loss of life, but she is determined to fight for what she believes in. She spends time with her sisters, who offer their support and help to defend Prythian. As the battle approaches, Feyre and her allies fly to the battlefield on Illyrian wings. The battle is intense, and many are injured or killed. Feyre uses her powers to control the cauldron and destroy it, but she is severely injured in the process. She is taken to the House of Wind to heal, and Rhysand stays by her side, promising to always be with her.
Chapter 38
In Chapter 38 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre has been locked in Weaver’s cottage by Ianthe, who is under the control of Hybern. Feyre realizes that the Weaver is a powerful fae creature known as a Suriel. She convinces the Suriel to use its powers to help her escape and find the mortal queens. The Suriel tells her about a secret passageway in Hybern’s castle that leads to the cauldron but warns her of the dangerous traps that guard it. Feyre also learns that Tamlin had made a deal with the King of Hybern to get her back and that he has been working with Ianthe to get her to return to the Spring Court. Feyre feels betrayed and vows to stop Hybern and the Cauldron before they can destroy everything she loves.
Chapter 39
Chapter 39 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” sees Feyre, Rhys, and their friends in the middle of their plan to take down Hybern. Rhys instructs Feyre to call upon all of the High Lords, including Tamlin, to attend a meeting in the Day Court to discuss the threat of Hybern. Feyre struggles with the thought of facing Tamlin again but ultimately decides to do what is necessary to save Prythian. When Tamlin arrives, tensions are high, and it is clear that Feyre’s former lover is still struggling with the aftermath of the events that took place Under the Mountain. Feyre pleads with Tamlin to join forces with them to defeat Hybern, but he refuses. Feyre realizes that Tamlin will never change and that he is lost to her forever.
Chapter 40
In chapter 40 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre attends the High Lord’s formal dinner. Feyre, who is no longer a human, is wearing a gorgeous outfit made from the Night Court’s magic. She catches the attention of many guests, including the mortal queens. While talking to Lucien, Feyre learns that Tamlin has sent Ianthe, the priestess, to spy on her. Later, Feyre dances with Rhysand and the two discuss the upcoming war. They also discuss Feyre’s power as High Fae and how Rhysand can help her to control it. During the dance, Feyre realizes that she is falling in love with Rhysand, but the music ends, and Rhysand leaves Feyre to her own devices.
Chapter 41
In Chapter 41 of A Court of Mist and Fury, Feyre’s sisters Elain and Nesta are brought to the Night Court by Lucien. Feyre reunites with them and they explain that they were sent to live with their distant cousin after Amarantha attacked their village. They also reveal that they have been having strange, prophetic dreams. Feyre and Rhysand help Elain and Nesta adjust to their new surroundings, and Feyre discovers that Nesta possesses some magical abilities. However, their reunion is cut short when King Hybern arrives at the Night Court, demanding that Rhysand hand over Feyre and her sisters. Rhysand refuses, and a battle ensues. During the fight, Feyre uses her powers to defeat Hybern’s forces, and they can escape with the help of Amren. However, they know that the threat of war is far from over.
Chapter 42
In chapter 42 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” by Sarah J. Maas, Feyre wakes up after spending a week in a coma. Rhysand and the Inner Circle tell her about the plans they have made to stop the war, including using the human queens as a distraction. Feyre is still weak from her injuries, but she is determined to help in any way she can. She shares her plan to go to the Summer Court and gather information about Tamlin’s forces. Rhysand agrees to help her, and they make a plan to leave the next day. Before she leaves, Feyre shares a moment with Rhysand where she thanks him for everything he has done for her. They kiss, and Feyre admits to herself that she loves him.
Chapter 43
In chapter 43 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre wakes up in the cabin of the cabin she shared with Rhysand and the Inner Circle. She realizes that Rhysand brought her here and has been taking care of her. She sees Rhysand outside, looking at the stars, and decides to join him. They talk about the events that led up to Feyre’s defeat of Hybern and the importance of their alliance with the mortal queens. Rhysand also reveals to Feyre that he had been the one to put the star-shaped scar on her back and that it was a reminder to him of the debt he owed her for saving his life Under the Mountain. Feyre forgives him, and they share a moment before returning to the cabin.
Chapter 44
Chapter 44 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” begins with Feyre and Rhysand preparing to head to the Illyrian Mountains for Feyre’s training. Rhysand sets up a meeting with the other High Lords in a few months to discuss their strategy for the upcoming war. Feyre is initially hesitant to leave the safety of the Night Court, but Rhysand assures her that she will be safe with him. They travel to the mountains and begin Feyre’s training, which is brutal and challenging. Feyre learns how to fight, fly, and control her powers. Despite the difficulty of her training, Feyre feels a sense of purpose and belonging in the Illyrian Mountains. The chapter ends with Feyre feeling more confident and determined than ever before.
Chapter 45
In Chapter 45 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre goes to the human queens and offers them a deal. She tells them that she will bring all of the Night Court armies to their aid in exchange for their loyalty to her and her court. They accept the offer, and Feyre leaves, realizing that it will be difficult to convince the other courts to fight against Hybern. She returns to the Night Court and informs the High Lords of the human queens’ agreement. They are not pleased, and Rhysand and Feyre argue, causing her to storm off. Feyre is still struggling with her guilt and despair over what happened to Ianthe, and she is worried about the upcoming war. She finds solace in painting and later in the night, Rhysand comes to her and they reconcile.
Chapter 46
In chapter 46 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” by Sarah J. Maas, Feyre and her court are prepariisfor the upcoming war with Hybern. They go to the Winter Court to ask for their help and alliances. They also reveal that the Cauldron can create armies of the dead. Tarquin, the High Lord of the Summer Court, is also present, and he agrees to join their cause. He even offers to give Feyre a lock of his hair as a way to find him and call for his help whenever needed. Feyre and Rhysand also share an intimate moment before going back to the Night Court. Meanwhile, they suspect that Hybern has found a way to nullify their magic. They plan to use this to their advantage by using mundane weapons and strategies. The chapter ends with Feyre reflecting on the importance of their allies and the imminent war.
Chapter 47
In chapter 47 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre is brought before the High Lords of Prythian to account for her actions. Feyre is honest about what she did to save Velaris and what she had to sacrifice to do so. The High Lords decide that Feyre’s life will be spared, but she must pay a price. They demand that she hand over the Book of Breathings, which is hidden in the library of the human queens. Feyre agrees, knowing that this will put her and her friends in danger. Before she leaves, Rhysand takes her aside and tells her that he has the plan to retrieve the book and that she should trust him.
Chapter 48
In Chapter 48 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre reunites with Tamlin, who has been tracking her since she left the Spring Court. He apologizes for his behavior and tells her that he wants to help her defeat Hybern. He reveals that he has allied with Jurian, and together they plan to use the Cauldron to create an army of faeries to fight against the King of Hybern. Feyre agrees to help them and returns to the Night Court to inform Rhysand of their plan. She discovers that Rhysand and his Inner Circle have already started to prepare for the war, and she joins them in their efforts. As they plan their next move, Feyre realizes that her love for Rhysand is true and that he is her mate.
Chapter 49
In chapter 49 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” by Sarah J. Maas, Feyre, Rhysand, and the rest of the Night Court return to Velaris to find that it has been invaded by Hybern’s army. Feyre’s sisters, Elain and Nesta, have been taken captive, along with the other High Fae who stayed behind. The group formulates a plan to rescue the prisoners, with Feyre using her powers to sense their location. They learn that Hybern has been creating new soldiers using the Cauldron, and the only way to stop them is to destroy it. The group splits up, with Feyre and Rhysand leading one team to infiltrate the castle where the Cauldron is located. They are successful in their mission but are attacked by King Hybern himself. The chapter ends with Feyre ready to face him in battle.
Chapter 50
In chapter 50 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre and Rhysand continue to train and strengthen Feyre’s powers in preparation for the upcoming war. Feyre tells Rhysand about her plan to visit the human queens and find out their plans. Rhysand warns her that the queens might try to trap her, but he agrees to let her go. Feyre sets off on her journey with Lucien, who reveals that he wants to find his mate, Elain. Feyre and Lucien encounter a monster along the way, but the canto defeats it with the help of a mysterious warrior named Azriel. Feyre is left wondering about Azriel’s true identity and why he seems so familiar to her.
Chapter 51
In chapter 51 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre and Rhys return to Velaris after a few days spent in the Illyrian war camps. Feyre notices the darkness that has spread throughout the city and the people who have become fearful and paranoid. She meets with her friends who inform her that they have started a resistance against Hybern and that they need her help. Feyre agrees to join them and use her newfound powers to help fight the coming war. She also asks Mor to tell her the truth about her sexual orientation and learns that Mor is attracted to women, including Feyre’s sister Nesta.
Chapter 52
In Chapter 52 of “A Court of Mist and Fury” by Sarah J. Maas, Feyre and Rhys plan their attack on Hybern. Rhys informs Feyre that they will have to split up into groups, and Feyre becomes anxious about the possibility of being separated from Rhys. Rhys assures her that he will always find her, no matter what. They discuss their strategy and Feyre suggests that they use mirrors as weapons against the Cauldron, which is the source of Hybern’s power. Rhys is impressed with her idea and they begin to prepare for the upcoming battle.
Chapter 53
In chapter 53 of A Court of Mist and Fury, Feyre and her companions arrive at the King of Hybern’s stronghold. They are greeted by two of Hybern’s daughters, who show them around the grounds. Feyre sees that the king has an army of soldiers made entirely of Cauldron-born, and she begins to feel discouraged about their chances of winning the war. However, she is determined to do whatever it takes to protect her friends and loved ones. The chapter ends with Feyre preparing for battle, knowing that she must face the king and his army head-on.
Chapter 54
In chapter 54 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre wakes up to find Rhys missing, and Tamlin’s guards at her door. Tamlin barges in and declares he is taking Feyre home. Feyre refuses and is forced to fight the guards. She unleashes her power as High Fae and defeats them with Rhysand’s help. They escape to the Night Court, where Feyre finally accepts that she loves Rhysand. He reveals that their bond allows them to share each other’s emotions and thoughts. Feyre also learns that she has the power to create and control shadows. The chapter ends with Feyre and Rhysand’s passionate embrace.
Chapter 55
In chapter 55 of “A Court of Mist and Fury,” Feyre and Rhysand travel to the Summer Court to seek allies against Hybern. There, Feyre sees Tamlin, who is desperate to get her back. Feyre’s anger at Tamlin and Ianthe boils over and she reveals that she was never under Amarantha’s spell and that Tamlin was the one who made a deal with Hybern. Tamlin is stunned and tries to plead with Feyre, but she and Rhysand leave the Summer Court. The chapter ends with Rhysand admitting that he has loved Feyre since she was human and that he will do anything to keep her safe.
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