Some critics argue that Legendary does not fit the romantasy genre because Garber’s primary focus is not on romance. Research the differences between the genres of romance, fantasy, and romantasy and build an argument that supports or challenges this assertion.

While Tella’s desire to assert her own free will is a constant aspect of her character, identify at least two separate scenes that force her to modify her worldview. How do these scenes change her perspective, and which characters are most instrumental in fueling her evolution?

Examine another romantasy novel (such as Fourth Wing, A Court of Thorns and Roses, or The Bridge Kingdom) and compare and contrast its narrative structure and primary themes with those of Legendary. How do Garber and this other author conform to and/or challenge the conventions of the romance and fantasy genres?