Hulu Adaptation of ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ Needs To Fix 1 Grave Mistake From Sarah J Maas’ Original Novels

Ronald D. Moore and Sarah J Maas should alter the storyline of one ACOTAR character.

Hulu Adaptation of ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ Needs To Fix 1 Grave Mistake From Sarah J Maas’ Original Novels

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  • Hulu is developing an adaptation of the fantasy series, A Court of Thorns and Roses.
  • Ronald D. Moore and Sarah J. Maas are serving as creators of the TV series.
  • Maas should change the storyline of Nesta in the Hulu series.
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Sarah J. Maas’ best-selling series, A Court of Thorns and Roses, has intriguingly enjoyed tremendous popularity among the BookTok community on TikTok in recent years. Now, Maas is all set to test its popularity in the streaming world through a live-action TV show.

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Hulu picked up streaming rights for it and roped in For All Mankind’s co-creator Ronald D. Moore to transform Maas’ words into a fantasy television series. The author will also serve as one of the creators.

Official Art of Rhysand and Feyre by Charlie Bowater
Official Art of Rhysand and Feyre by Charlie Bowater

This gives Maas a big say in the creative direction. Accordingly, she needs to make sure one grave mistake of the novel series isn’t repeated this while.

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A Court of Thorns and Roses TV Series Should Avoid One Mistake From Sarah J. Maas’ Novels

The first installment of Sarah J. Maas’ fantasy series is titled A Court of Thorns and Roses. The 2015 novel follows 19-year-old Feyre Archeron, who is taken to the magical land of Prythian by Tamlin as a punishment for murdering a faerie wolf in the woods. Eventually, the protagonist learns that whatever she previously knew about the faerie world is a lie.

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A Court of Thorns and Roses author Sarah J. Maas – Credits: Bloomsbury

Its sequel, A Court of Mist and Fury, takes a darker turn and examines Feyre’s depression and PTSD. She struggles to deal with the terrible deeds she took part in to save Tamlin’s people. The way Maas chronicled Feyre’s journey through the dark web of political games was really enjoyed by the readers.

However, A Court of Silver Flames, the latest installment in the series, failed to ape the same level of critical success.

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This time, Maas sheds light on Nesta, Feyre’s sister. She struggles to find her place in the Night Court after being forced to become High Fae. Not everyone was pleased with the way Nesta’s mental health and weight issues were dealt with by the author, as it appeared the character was at fault for her state. The way Nesta was treated by everyone didn’t sit well with fans either.

Accordingly, it’s very important that Ronald D. Moore and Maas fix Nesta’s storyline in the Hulu series.

Latest Update on A Court of Thorns and Roses TV Series

Moore was brought in as one of the showrunners by Hulu in 2021. Since then, we’ve heard very little about the progress the live-action adaptation has made, leading to fears among fans about its future.

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Brec Bassinger

However, Moore confirmed in November of 2023 that the show is still in development. Still, he added that there’s no actor attached to it yet. The Outlander creator said (via TV Line):

“It’s still in development. We’ve written some scripts, and we’re just sort of waiting. I think the whole town is kind of waiting to see if we have actors before things really move forward, but it’s still in development.”

Brec Bassinger, who’s known for her work in Stargirl and All Night, revealed (via TV Line) that she’s obsessed with A Court of Thorns and Roses and that she’s determined to be part of the Hulu project.

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Vishal Singh is a Content Writer at FandomWire. Having spent more than half a decade in the digital media space, Vishal specializes in crafting engaging entertainment- and sports-focused stories. He graduated from university with an honors degree in English Literature.