I had to swallow my pride and accept that we'd only see a very little of the AoL and that the story was not about the Forsaken, so they wouldn't get much time. I think the bigger issue is how they're actually used.
They can be bland as heck, for all I care, but they should still be used in a way that's reasonably logical and satisfying for the reader. The inexplicable torture that Rand mysteriously sees, the bondage scenario... Hell, she's a world-wide torturer/psycho who wanted to sell out the world and destroy his marriage, so torture = "tough luck, murderer."
This use of Lanfear/Cyndane feels awkward and a little wasteful...
They can be bland as heck, for all I care, but they should still be used in a way that's reasonably logical and satisfying for the reader. The inexplicable torture that Rand mysteriously sees, the bondage scenario... Hell, she's a world-wide torturer/psycho who wanted to sell out the world and destroy his marriage, so torture = "tough luck, murderer."
This use of Lanfear/Cyndane feels awkward and a little wasteful...
TOM SPOILERS Why did SuperRand feel that way towards Cyndie?
28/05/2011 08:13:49 PM
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Agree...It's almost like fan fiction...
29/05/2011 01:07:53 PM
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Yeah. It's a pity, because the Forsaken could have been incredibly interesting.
30/05/2011 10:41:01 PM
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Yeah. The Forsaken in general have just been kind of disappointing
31/05/2011 01:05:20 AM
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It's more about their use
31/05/2011 05:09:23 AM
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Personally, I think it was RJ's plan, and this is BuddhaRand's weakness
31/05/2011 03:55:57 PM
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