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100			_aPaolini,Christopher
245			_aChristopher Paolini Brisingr
260			_aGreat Britain: _bPenguin Random House UK, _c2008.
300			_3text _axix,763 pages: _billustrations; _c20 cm.
500			_aBrisingr is the third installment in The Inheritance Cycle, a high-fantasy series written by Christopher Paolini. Continuing the story of Eragon, a young Dragon Rider, and his dragon Saphira, the novel delves deeper into the complex political and emotional challenges faced by its protagonist as he supports the rebellion against the tyrannical king Galbatorix. The title Brisingr—an ancient word meaning “fire”—symbolizes both the magical growth of Eragon and the forging of his new sword, also named Brisingr. This installment is notable for its increased focus on character development, the exploration of Eragon’s moral dilemmas, and deeper insight into the cultures and conflicts of Alagaësia. Though slower-paced than its predecessors, Brisingr provides crucial plot development and sets the foundation for the final book in the series. With rich world-building, philosophical themes, and emotional depth, it serves as a bridge between the formative years of Eragon and the climactic end of his journey.
520			_a"Brisingr" by Christopher Paolini is the third book in the Inheritance Cycle series, following Eragon and Eldest. It continues the journey of Eragon, the young Dragon Rider, and his dragon Saphira, as they fight to overthrow the evil king Galbatorix.After the events of Eldest, Brisingr picks up with Eragon and his cousin Roran rescuing Roran's beloved Katrina from the Ra’zac. Eragon then returns to the rebel group, the Varden, to continue his fight against the Empire. Throughout the novel, Eragon struggles with the responsibilities of being a Rider and the moral implications of war. He also discovers shocking truths about his parentage and the origin of his powers. Meanwhile, Roran proves himself to be a fierce warrior and earns a place of leadership within the Varden. Eragon forges a new sword, Brisingr, from magical materials, which becomes a powerful symbol of his identity. He also makes a crucial alliance with the dwarves and the elves, helping to unite the free peoples of Alagaësia against Galbatorix. The book ends with the Varden launching a campaign to free key cities from the Empire, setting the stage for the final confrontation in the next book, Inheritance.
650			_aFantasy fiction
650			_aDragons
650			_aMagic and sorcery
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