Re: It's not actually that bad if you're not an angry, resentful, bitter person.
Cal Trask Send a noteboard - 18/12/2010 12:11:53 PM
Would have to agree about TDR. I re-read that again recently and found it to be very dull. A hundred pages in and Rand has only just left is hideaway in the mountains. That was certainly a foreshadowing of things to come - books 8 - 10, I'm looking at you here!
On an unrelated topic. Egwene has dreams about Mat (losing an eye), Perrin with his hammer and ones concerning Rand which have come true. But she also dreams about long lines of AS being leashed by the Seanchan - the only one not to come true so far.
I know there has been much debate about this, but is is possible that to get around the three oaths, the Senchan come to an arrangement with the AS to use them as Damane for the last battle. Thereby the AS can be used as an offensive force, rather than a somewhat defensive one that can only channel when their lives are in danger? Or, possibly, are then AS that Egwene dreams about captured Black ajah who are then used against the dark one in the LB. Or, symbolically, are the leashed AS meant to represent the constraints that the three oaths place on AS and that Egwene has to no longer make AS swear the three oaths - therefore breaking them from their constraints/a'dam?
It just struck me that this is the only dream not to have come true so far, and it must have some pay off in the final book, otherwise why include it.
On an unrelated topic. Egwene has dreams about Mat (losing an eye), Perrin with his hammer and ones concerning Rand which have come true. But she also dreams about long lines of AS being leashed by the Seanchan - the only one not to come true so far.
I know there has been much debate about this, but is is possible that to get around the three oaths, the Senchan come to an arrangement with the AS to use them as Damane for the last battle. Thereby the AS can be used as an offensive force, rather than a somewhat defensive one that can only channel when their lives are in danger? Or, possibly, are then AS that Egwene dreams about captured Black ajah who are then used against the dark one in the LB. Or, symbolically, are the leashed AS meant to represent the constraints that the three oaths place on AS and that Egwene has to no longer make AS swear the three oaths - therefore breaking them from their constraints/a'dam?
It just struck me that this is the only dream not to have come true so far, and it must have some pay off in the final book, otherwise why include it.
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Do not, I repeat, do not re-read this book
- 18/12/2010 10:23:48 AM
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I coulda told ya that. It took me two months of torture to get through that thing the 2nd time! 
*NM*
- 18/12/2010 11:08:18 AM
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- 18/12/2010 11:08:18 AM
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It's not actually that bad if you're not an angry, resentful, bitter person.
- 18/12/2010 11:54:54 AM
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Re: It's not actually that bad if you're not an angry, resentful, bitter person.
- 18/12/2010 12:11:53 PM
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The Aes Sedai are still bound by the Three Oaths even as damane *NM*
- 18/12/2010 01:31:43 PM
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Re: The Aes Sedai are still bound by the Three Oaths even as damane
- 18/12/2010 01:39:26 PM
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the S.C. think that all channelers are dangerous and need to be collared to keep them in line. *NM*
- 18/12/2010 11:25:31 PM
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I never found it to be that bad.
- 18/12/2010 12:23:55 PM
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Its a great book. You'd know if you stopped sniffing trolloc behind. *NM*
- 18/12/2010 04:39:27 PM
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Re: Do not, I repeat, do not re-read this book
- 18/12/2010 08:18:56 PM
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When dot pointing the books mentally COT I have Ituralde starts his campaign, Egwene kidnapped *NM*
- 19/12/2010 02:01:30 AM
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I don't even remember what happened in that book. At all. And I reread it 3 times! I was that bored. *NM*
- 18/12/2010 11:28:28 PM
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