The Black Star

I enjoyed it but man, Blays contempt for Dante and the city he leads make no sense. Is he bitter that Dante's action caused the death of Lira? Barely comes up but apparently all of sudden he thinks Dante is an egomaniac, selfish, and uncaring. When Blays goes after Dante to make sure he doesn't get the Black Star he comes off as a big naive baby. He would have a point about caring whether people live or die if he didn't approach it like lawful good toddler who's been confronted with the first moral quandaries in his life, completely ignoring his own actions in the last two books.