Seems to me it has to be believed for storytelling reasons if nothing else.
Legolas Send a noteboard - 31/10/2009 05:57:24 PM
But I wonder if Rand is sane, and how far his redemption can be believed. He really is insane I think - Verin herself thinks so and she's rather unobservant.
You can hardly end the book with a big "oh, I've seen the light now" scene and then act as if nothing's changed.
Other than that, seems to me that we see his PoV often enough to know that he's not in fact insane, apart from his rapidly growing paranoia, but that ought to be much better after Veins of Gold.
Rand
- 30/10/2009 10:47:21 AM
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Re: Rand
- 30/10/2009 11:28:32 AM
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Rand was the most dangerous man in the world from the time he killed Ishy/took Callandor. N/M
- 30/10/2009 12:22:46 PM
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Remember Min's viewing of the lights and the blackness. Rand needs Perrin and Mat by to win.
- 30/10/2009 05:29:45 PM
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Did you skip the last chapter or something? *NM*
- 30/10/2009 09:49:37 PM
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I'm sort of curious of that myself *NM*
- 30/10/2009 10:03:44 PM
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Yeah it was a selective read 
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- 31/10/2009 05:18:37 AM
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*NM*
- 31/10/2009 05:18:37 AM
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I think you know what we're getting at
- 31/10/2009 05:31:19 AM
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I do
- 31/10/2009 05:50:02 AM
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You DO know she's been faking the unobservant thing all this time, right?
- 31/10/2009 07:55:28 AM
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Seems to me it has to be believed for storytelling reasons if nothing else.
- 31/10/2009 05:57:24 PM
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Re: Seems to me it has to be believed for storytelling reasons if nothing else.
- 31/10/2009 06:23:53 PM
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