Reading about Suriel's death was one of those moments in literature that truly stays with you long after the last page is turned. I remember feeling completely wrecked, much like the author mentioned, with tears streaming down my face for chapters. It's rare for a fictional character to evoke such a profound emotional reaction, but Suriel was more than just a character—he symbolized hope and sacrifice in the ACOTAR universe. What made this loss more impactful for me was the vivid way Sarah J. Maas described the setting and emotions around the event. The imagery of the heavier, darker attire carried by a character nearby, the sensation of an unseen wind with invisible talons—it all combined to create a haunting atmosphere of grief and loss. It’s moments like these that highlight Maas's skill in blending fantasy with raw human emotion. Also, the way the community on platforms like #BookTok and fans of #ACOTAR come together to share their reactions and comfort each other is a testament to the story's depth and the connection readers feel with it. Joining these discussions can be comforting if you found yourself overwhelmed by the grief in the book. For those who have cried over Suriel like I did, remember that it's okay to mourn fictional characters—they often represent more than just words on a page and can impact us deeply, mirroring real human experiences of loss and healing. Revisiting the chapter occasionally is a way I personally honor what Suriel stood for and how much it moved me emotionally.