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Are you kidding? Fanatic-Templar Send a noteboard - 13/11/2009 09:30:54 PM
Are you implying that before his descent into madness, Rand was perfect?
Why do you think characters like Wolverine, Anomander Rake, the Batman from Dark Knight, etc. etc. are so popular?


I loathe Anomander Rake. He is too... perfect. Did you miss the part where [Toll the Hounds spoilers] he's a martyr bearing a kickass magic sword-shaped cross that bears the weight of all those he has slain in his attempts to save a world from Chaos? And then he sacrifices himself to himself on his own sword so that he can lead the lost souls through the Hell of Chaos and emerge to redemption on the other side? The guy is Jesus Christ. And I don't mean a parallel to Jesus Christ like Rand is, I mean an actual Jesus Christ. And he didn't even have the tragic flair of Itkovian.

Obi Wan is boring. Anakin is exciting.


Anakin is a horrible little brat who I would purge from my memory if I could, because his very existence desecrates one of the most awesome villains of all time. And Obi-Wan is awesome at all times.

A hero that stands on the border between good and evil, and has to fight temptation is more enjoyable to read about than Baelor the Blessed.


As a Lord of the Rings fan, I say to you: No.

Now look what you've done. You've forced me to agree with Sidious.
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Re: Are you kidding? - 13/11/2009 10:13:43 PM 494 Views
Well not me, I guess - 15/11/2009 07:27:34 AM 475 Views
This wasn't Sanderson's portrayal! - 13/11/2009 05:52:51 PM 653 Views
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