I was initially caught off guard by the transition from Jaidee to Kanya but loved the contrast between the two characters, especially given Kanya's ulterior motives.
Jaidee was unwilling to let go of the past and his more 'traditional' perceptions of foreigners and led the fight against the sense of complacency that was setting in. Despite his opposition to Trade, he knowingly keeps Kanya close and ignores her warnings against pursuing his agenda. Perhaps he felt it was wiser to keep an enemy close and unaware. Thoughts?
As for Kanya: I liked her character, her back story. I liked that she stood with the White Shirts during the coup and tried to forge peace between the two sides. Her decision to kill the AgriGen representative, however, took me completely by surprise. I don't disapprove, but I'm not sure what to think of it. In the epilogue we learn that the White Shirts, under her leadership, helped evacuate the city. She is refered to as a "new Tiger" to lead the White Shirts. I'm unsure if the nickname is used the same as with Jaidee, but in your opinion is she worthy of this informal title?
Small side note: I think the interactions between Kanya and Jaidee in the second half of the book made me more okay with everything that is revealed about her.
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