And who says some prophecies aren't stupid? Narishma was a non-entity after he was bonded by that sadistic bitch, Merise. He can't lead anyone - you can't lead when you're a slave - unless the Aes Sedai put him in charge of teaching any men who can channel at the White Tower, so he can drive into their heads that they are property while he shows them how to use a power they'll never be allowed to touch without permission. He was never going to step into Rand's shoes and become the Dragon Reborn.
If Narishma fulfilling the prophecy by yanking the sword out does not apply, then the prophecy must refer to something, and someone, else. In which case, perhaps Moridin grabbing it fulfilled the prophecy in some way. He grabbed it, got taken over by Rand, and died in Rand's place. *shrugs* I don't know. It's left open to interpretation, I suppose, but the way I see it, it's fulfilled and done.
I thought this prophecy was pretty straightforward. Narishma drew the sword and he became a follower of Merise that is a follower of Cadsuane who is more or less a supporter of Rand. So in short Narishma is a follower and Rand doesn't have to worry that he's a traitor.
Unfulfilled prophecies...
- 09/01/2013 07:30:27 PM
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Some of these did occur...
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- 10/01/2013 08:37:43 AM
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- 10/01/2013 05:59:15 PM
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I like to think he's going to work out that Rand is still around and follow him to wherever he goes
- 15/01/2013 08:30:01 PM
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Perhaps Moridin is the subject of the prophecy and "follows after" as Rand's new physical form?
- 16/01/2013 04:55:35 PM
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"A man lay dying in a narrow bed, and it was important that he not die."
- 16/01/2013 05:00:45 PM
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