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This does give me a question though Roland00 Send a noteboard - 21/03/2013 02:56:32 AM

It is implied Death in Tel'aran'rhiod in supposed to be permanent, for we are giving two specific examples of specific characters if they die in Tel'aran'rhiod there death is permanent.

Heroes of the Horn live in Tel'aran'rhiod until they are respun or called. It is implied that if Birgitte died in Tel'aran'rhiod her death would be permanent
Wolves live in Tel'aran'rhiod after death. If a wolve dies in Tel'aran'rhiod it is implied that the wolf death is permanent.

Are these two specific examples true for all people, or only these two specific examples for these creatures live in the world of dreams "in between lives?"

Internal Lore can be incorrect, the people inside this world believe it to be true, but RJ can say it otherwise.

Would these people still be dead after a complete turning of the wheel and all 7 ages have been completed?

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Probability Tor - 19/03/2013 09:51:05 PM 1745 Views
Re: Probability RugbyPlayingAshaman - 20/03/2013 05:21:09 PM 1091 Views
Nope RJ said if the DO is free in one world, he's free in all Nighthawk - 20/03/2013 05:44:44 PM 1012 Views
What I wonder is ... Nate - 20/03/2013 06:44:44 PM 1044 Views
Good question Nighthawk - 20/03/2013 07:46:16 PM 997 Views
Re: Good question RugbyPlayingAshaman - 21/03/2013 05:19:30 PM 1173 Views
Re: What I wonder is ... Tor - 20/03/2013 08:46:42 PM 1422 Views
Balefire does not remove you from the pattern, forever Roland00 - 21/03/2013 02:47:57 AM 1042 Views
This does give me a question though Roland00 - 21/03/2013 02:56:32 AM 986 Views
Re: This does give me a question though RugbyPlayingAshaman - 21/03/2013 05:21:32 PM 1065 Views
I think they wanted to corrupt him A Deathwatch Guard - 23/03/2013 01:59:42 AM 985 Views
That's not exactly universally true on finite probabilities inevitably happening Isaac - 23/03/2013 02:55:49 PM 1165 Views
Re: That's not exactly universally true on finite probabilities inevitably happening Tor - 24/03/2013 07:17:22 AM 1266 Views
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