Another thing to note is that while Gollum had moments of near redemption, Fain has steadily gotten more consumed by his insanity and evil and has grown far beyond his original form. His powers have been hinted at a number of times and shown to a degree, but I think we have not seen the tip of that iceberg.
How his role will play out is anyone's guess, but I think it will be pretty significant ... Why else build him up so much throughout the series?
How his role will play out is anyone's guess, but I think it will be pretty significant ... Why else build him up so much throughout the series?
I guess for him to be a complete parallel to Gollum, the object of his obsession, i.e., the dagger, would have to be instrumental in the Dark One's defeat. I'm not sure I see that happening, but I seem to remember reading theories about it.
Of course, it still wouldn't be perfect, as the dagger hasn't been the focus of the entire series.
Brandon said his role won't be similar to Gollum, that he is aware of the comparison and works to even further distance Fain from that.
So, not a good path for theories to take, they'll be wrong.
What role do you think Padan Fain with play in AMOL?
- 30/04/2012 01:10:06 AM
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Something unexpected as befits a wildcard I would think
- 30/04/2012 09:21:58 PM
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I agree, I think his role will be very different than Gollum
- 01/05/2012 01:28:54 AM
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Re: I agree, I think his role will be very different than Gollum
- 01/05/2012 03:45:08 AM
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Re: I agree, I think his role will be very different than Gollum
- 02/05/2012 08:13:05 AM
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If it can help...
- 02/05/2012 01:30:40 PM
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It ain't over. He's going to die screaming... and I'm going to watch. *NM*
- 30/04/2012 10:04:18 PM
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Could he be the buffer between the DO and saidin/saidar for the new seal?. *NM*
- 02/05/2012 03:38:57 PM
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