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Most likely not Ryan Send a noteboard - 05/08/2010 08:46:00 PM
Because Rand suffers his final channeling sickness a little later when he falls sick and Milli Skane nearly gets them.

Secondly male channelers cannot sense the Power in another man, unless they are actively channeling. There is no indication that Rand was channeling at the time, so, I believe it was Rand who channeled the lightning bolt.

Also, if Gode could channel, the door would not have been a problem. Why use a bolt of lightning? Way too much overkill. Later in the EotW Moiraine just opens a locked door with the Power, when the party is escaping from Caemlyn.

Also look at how the Forsaken act... I doubt Ishamael would have sent a channeler anyways. At this point he is trying to convert. There is a very real risk of a power hungry male channeler killing Rand.

So, no. I don't think Gode was a male channeler.
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Most likely not - 05/08/2010 08:46:00 PM 606 Views
and don't forget that Gode would have gone insane by his age too - 05/08/2010 08:55:40 PM 449 Views
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