"Without mistakes and misjudgments we would stagnate. It is no shameful thing to be beaten when outnumbered, not when you were brave enough to try. Nor is a scar or injury something to despair over, for it is a mark that you were strong enough to survive." 
 It is no shameful thing to be beaten when outnumbered but it is shameful to feel emotionally detached to a great novel and I am ashamed. 
 Wayfarer was way better than the Passenger, a lot of things happened in this book. New characters were introduced. New adventures, ordeals and partnership materialized but I still didn't enjoy it as much as I want to. 
 REASONS why THREE STARS 
 *The first half of this book was so darn confusing, the timeline structure and the way things work was just too hard to grasp so I ended up dragging myself to finish this one. 
 *This happened, that happened, now what? which means; 
 Too much happened but nothing remotely fascinating. 
 *I don't feel any emotional attachments to the characters --I did feel something but not strong enough to give this novel more than three stars-- which is why I am extremely glad to just be done with it. 
 REDEEMING Qualities 
 *This book handled social issues so well; things such as racism, gender inequality, sexuality and stereotyping were showcased but also conquered by the characters which makes this book so damn good. 
 *The landscapes; though confusing were the best part of this novel. Every time a character travels through time, landscapes and structures often changes which makes the imagination of the reader go wild with new discoveries. 
 *The ending was as gorgeous as the book cover. 
 I'm planning to reread Wayfarer next year --or the year after that-- I don't exactly know when but I will read this again when my mood demands it.