I agree that it was rushed and not as well written as we would all prefer, but I do understand the intention. He grew up KNOWING that he would be First prince of the Sword. The most important millitary commander in all of Andor. It would be HIS millitary might and savy that would empower the political will of Elayne. His counsel would be heard and respected. His name would be known throughout the world. That is not being in someone's shadow. Gawyn, up until TOM was a very shallow character, but with potential. He just needed to grow up.
Growing up was basically the major theme of this installment. We all need to remember that the major characters in this story are all in their late teens to early twenties, many of them were around 14 or 15 when the story began.
Growing up was basically the major theme of this installment. We all need to remember that the major characters in this story are all in their late teens to early twenties, many of them were around 14 or 15 when the story began.
Gawyn's flaw
09/11/2010 10:44:48 PM
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Gawyn needs to be told about the Seafolk marriage ceremony! *NM*
09/11/2010 11:09:35 PM
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Gawyn with his rant was perhaps the most stupidest lines I've read in 2010.
10/11/2010 01:52:19 AM
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Fridge Brillance- that was Egwene's attitutde for a good chunk of the series
10/11/2010 02:56:56 AM
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Gawyn's flaw is loving Egwene. Anything else pales before that. *NM*
10/11/2010 04:57:25 AM
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Re: Gawyn's flaw
10/11/2010 04:01:01 PM
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Re: Gawyn's flaw
10/11/2010 06:33:23 PM
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Re: Gawyn's flaw
10/11/2010 08:28:49 PM
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BS really had problems dealing with gawyn, even in tgs
11/11/2010 01:24:17 AM
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Huh. I thought I was the only one who believed this.
11/11/2010 01:50:44 AM
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I thought he became The Great Universally Hated Idiot only after he met Eg...
24/11/2010 08:42:17 PM
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