I like Onarishma's explanation a lot better, actually. Or a combination of the two
beetnemesis Send a noteboard - 22/12/2012 03:47:15 PM
I mean, I can definitely accept that the Wheel wanted to get rid of False Dragons.
But, all other ta'veren events we've seen have been "improbable, but possible" events. You know, Aes Sedai kneeling, people falling down stairs and not being hurt, blades happening to fall in the symbol of the ancient Aes Sedai. Mat doesn't magically gain the ability to turn lead into gold, he just becomes lucky.
There is no possible quirk of chance that would make a sword battle suddenly take place in the sky, with each side of the battle below tied to how good their "champion" is doing.
But, all other ta'veren events we've seen have been "improbable, but possible" events. You know, Aes Sedai kneeling, people falling down stairs and not being hurt, blades happening to fall in the symbol of the ancient Aes Sedai. Mat doesn't magically gain the ability to turn lead into gold, he just becomes lucky.
There is no possible quirk of chance that would make a sword battle suddenly take place in the sky, with each side of the battle below tied to how good their "champion" is doing.
I amuse myself.
Rand fighting Ishy in the sky above Falme
16/12/2012 11:20:21 PM
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I think the horn of Valere meshes the real world with TAR
17/12/2012 03:13:46 PM
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I've alway thought the horn superimposed TAR onto the real world & this is what is needed for LB.
17/12/2012 03:52:17 PM
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RJ addressed this in part ... although he dodged the "where" question
17/12/2012 09:37:01 PM
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Makes sense
18/12/2012 03:47:59 AM
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But that's the point of ta'veren - to create a favorable situation for that kind of thing
18/12/2012 04:04:42 AM
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I like Onarishma's explanation a lot better, actually. Or a combination of the two
22/12/2012 03:47:15 PM
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