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Tinker Camp & Clouds in TAR Nargs Send a noteboard - 05/11/2009 09:16:57 PM

On a related note, we see that the DO is also starting to get more influence on TAR itself in TGS. Perrin mentions that in TAR now "the sky was stormy. Normally, clouds in this place were as transitory as other things. It could be completely overcast; then, in a blink, it would suddenly be clear. This time, those dark storm clouds remained. They boiled, spun, and shot lines of lightning between different thunderheads. Yet the lightning never struck the ground, and it made no noise."

Egwene notes similar differences in TAR namely that "she stood in the middle of a small camp, fire smoldering in a firepit before her, a tiny tongue of smoke curling toward the sky. That was odd. Fire was usually too fleeting to reflect in Tel'aran'rhiod. There were no actual flames, despite the smoke and the orange glow warming the smooth riverstones that ringed the pit. She glanced upward, toward the too-dark, stormy sky. That silent storm was another irregularity for the World of Dreams, though it had become so common lately that she hardly noticed it anymore."

It seems TAR in general seems to become like the corrupted part of TAR near SG: in a way more real, but nightmarish. If the DO starts to corrupt more of TAR now, this might in turn lead to more bubbles of evil.



A good reason for why the clouds are ever present in TAR is because they seem to be permanently overcasty in the real world. The more consistant something is in the real world the more consistant it is in TAR. Counter IE: Elaida's papers in her study would always change because they were always changing in the waking world. Normally the clouds were always changing in TAR because they were not very consistant in the waking world. If Elaida left her papers alone for a month then they would no longer shift in TAR like they normally did.

I can only assume that this is the same with the tinker fires. They are camping in the same spot for a long time. The flames are too fleeting for TAR to pick them up but the smoke may be less fleeting enough for TAR to pick it up.
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