Shadow demands Wednesday to tell him the truth, turning his back on Sweeney. "Treasure of the Sun" is the seventh episode of the second season of American Gods and the fifteenth of the overall series. I found the characters flat & the plot uninteresting.I'm usually a fan of Christina Dodd, but this book was just boring. Ronan cursed him to madness and death by a spear. Sweeney arrives at the funeral home where a wife, a mother, and a daughter are grieving outside. Welcome back. The thing that really helps it to me is Damian's passion for Katherine. Damian was stubborn and his prejudice against Americans almost cost him his happily ever after. The primary female would initially seem slack and lackluster, aside from the constant descriptions of how pretty she is, but at least she is redeemed by the layers of psychological sludge that shows once again just how someone constantly treated worthless by their family will believe it. Katherine was strong and her intelligence was a nice surprise, given the time period. Directed by Paco Cabezas. In Cairo, Mr. Wednesday entrusts Shadow with the Gungnir spear. " I take 'em from the Hoard. I feel that the characters were rushed and were developed enough to not be annoying, but undeveloped enough to make it difficult to relate and feel with the characters. It was a little exciting at the end but that is it. He is forced to stop, though, by the realization that he is late for something. He wanted her and would stop at nothing to have her. He apologizes to Sweeney as Sweeney tells him he still owes him a coin. He points out the banshees are warning that death is coming and makes Shadow promise "when the time comes don't get in the fucking way" before returning Shadow's coin. Tobias's best friend and ally- a Spaniard named Damien, took Katherine in, gave her a job. I give it three stars because I am a sucker for a possessive hero who is obsessed with the heroThis book was on the dry side for a Dodd book. Mad Sweeney recalls his journey through the ages as he awaits his promised battle. You just have to hold it in your mind and you can take whatever you want from it. I made it to 113 before I just gave up. California not a state of the US yet......suspense, mystery, ghost (maybe), great characters. Poor Katherine had no idea how to handle Damian.

She was widowed one week after her marriage to Tobias. Damien knows there is more to Tobias's death than a random robbery and it has to do with the rumor of abandoned gold. Katherine was strong and her intelligence was a nice surprise, given the time period. They start fighting with Shadow getting the upper hand. The two go through harrowing adventures, betrayals and find true friendships and loyalty as well as true love. Sweeney asks Shadow if he can feel Wednesday's poison and reveals that he caused Laura's death at Wednesday's bidding and that Sweeney also slept with Laura.

The primary female would initially seem slack and lackluster, aside from the constant descriptions of how pretty she is, but at least she is redeemed by the layers of psychological sludge that shows once again just how someone constantly treated worthless by their family will believe it. It took me forever to read and there were times where I had to put it down because I was either frustrated or uninterested in what was happening.

The show opens in the city of Duckburg, where Scrooge McDuck is swimming in his three cubic-acre vault of cash. Wednesday talks of his battle preparations with Yggdrasil having grown and Gungnir being repaired. So, the story is sort of a mystery/ adventure/ love story. There were parts of it that I adored (when Damian was showering Katherine with wonderful words) and parts that aggravated me (when Damian was acting like an overbearing oaf).

His wife, Eorann, and daughter, Moira, arrive to bring him food and a blanket. In Cairo, Mr. Wednesday entrusts Shadow with the Gungnir spear.

CALIFORNIA, 1846. American Gods - Treasure of the Sun.