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Re: I don't think Tuon will ever Channel Datakim Send a noteboard - 06/06/2010 05:07:40 AM

It servers no purpose to the plot unless RJ wanted her to lose the Throne of Seanchan completely. The Seanchan are far to set in their ways to accept her as Empress if she was damane.

Hell, even sul'dam refuse Healing from Nynaeve in TGS!


I dunno, I rather hope she will. I find the whole damane system utterly sickening, so it might be fitting for Tuon to channel on her own.

I think of the talk she had with Mat about how she is so completely different from the damane because she "chooses" not to channel, just like she chooses not to commit murder. In doing so she is rather conveninently ignoring the fact that due to the spark, the damane did not HAVE a choice, and ofcourse it has been said time and again that once you touch the OP even once, it is impossible for anyone to stop.

I am not the biggest Tuon fan so I would enjoy seeing her channel and then claim that she won't do so again, only to then have her nose rubbed on to the fact that its impossible to resist the OP at that point. Might make her see some of the cruelty and injustice that is going on. Maybe.

It might not happen, infact it probably wont. But I will say that if it does, I will enjoy it immensely, and also hope that it will perhaps make Tuon a bit better and more likable person once she admits she was wrong.

And ofcourse it does not necessarily have to mean that she will lose her authority. We know now that things such as inverting/reversing and other ways to hide your channeling ability would allow her to keep her talent a secret(This assumes her channeling did not happen in public ofcourse). Only the collar would detect her, but maybe there are ways around that. The AS would also likely help her since a channeler on the throne would only be beneficial to them. And ofcourse Mat's reaction upon learning that Tuon has become a fullblown channeler should be fun. :)
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Seanchan girls. Do they live in terror until 25? - 02/06/2010 12:32:14 AM 1409 Views
A few details to consider - 02/06/2010 01:11:12 AM 796 Views
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I am absolutely sure. Quote from book. - 04/06/2010 03:09:08 AM 689 Views
Re: I am absolutely sure. Quote from book. - 04/06/2010 11:54:25 AM 569 Views
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I think "tortured" is relative... - 03/06/2010 08:22:37 AM 640 Views
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Jordan definitely made mistakes with the Ajahs. In particular, the Black Ajah ones who fled. - 03/06/2010 10:56:39 PM 631 Views
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I actually don't read much fiction at all to be honest - 04/06/2010 04:00:03 PM 609 Views
You're right about the fact that I have mostly contempt for Jordan. - 04/06/2010 05:42:49 PM 587 Views
meh. I prefer non-fiction most of the time - 06/06/2010 03:44:38 AM 624 Views
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