Have a good time - I'm going to try to minimize spoilers anyway



Not the literal conclusion, the epilogue was a bit fragmented I think, the final POV is obviously written by RJ and I think it was a draft by him, not meant to be the final form. Some stuff seemed a bit rushed, doesn't seem to match well, but overall yes, very. I think Sanderson did a good job with an impossible task.



Sometimes, I really doubt very much was actually written by RJ, but I think the final scene was. I'd bet Sanderson had to write from notes or totally redo 99% of the thing. But I listened to it on audio, and the narrators for the entire series - as well as Sanderson's own Mistborn series - are the same two people and that helps a lot I think. I daresay a book written by a different author with the same narrators seems more right then the original author by a different narrator, which I always find jarring.



A sense of completion plus regret? I've never claimed WoT was the best series out there, not even my own favorite, but I can't think of a series I've been more attached and involved with.



Pretty much the entire Demandred arc that we got to see, I'm genuinely looking forward to the follow up on that. Not his initial intro, that wasn't too surprising, but the entire series of one-on-ones. For that matter who fought who and who survived and who didn't really was unexpected. Not always well done, but mostly so. Some of the re herrings bugged me, others did not.