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That... Etzel Send a noteboard - 25/11/2009 05:13:56 PM
And if Ishy wanted to guide future events, he probably would have put the corrupted prophecy on the mainland, not on Seanchan. The Essanik Prophecies, if corrupted, seem to push the Seanchan to not trust in the Dragon, to lead them to believe that they would do better to control the Dragon Reborn.


Would precisely be the point of corrupted Seanchan Prophecies, to assure that the Seanchan won't ally with the DR against the Shadow, but rather fight and try to capture him for the Crystal Throne. That's basically what Tuon wants to do, because of the Seanchan Prophecies, and what Semirhage advised Tuon to do in WH.

It also seemed that Ishy planned in TGH to have Egwene taken as damane to Seanchan in order to lure Rand there, so that he might be controlled by the Crystal Throne. We know that Ishy was Liandrin's and Suroth's master at that time, who plotted to capture Egwene.

I think it would be more difficult for Ishy to corrupt the Westlands Prophecies, because there were always AS, who preserved the true Prophecies. But as BS indicated, there also might be some errors in the Westlands Prophecies. Maybe Noal will shed more light on it, since Farstrider (who was also Ishy's tool) apparently translated the Prophecies, as we know from the beginning Prophecy of CoT.
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Is the final Prophecy corrupted? - 25/11/2009 04:20:01 PM 3733 Views
I don't think so. - 25/11/2009 04:46:26 PM 809 Views
That... - 25/11/2009 05:13:56 PM 681 Views
Yes, but which? or both? and what parts? - 25/11/2009 05:25:47 PM 577 Views
Re: Yes, but which? or both? and what parts? - 25/11/2009 06:40:51 PM 598 Views
Sounds reasonable to me. *NM* - 25/11/2009 07:04:39 PM 277 Views
There is some confusing info here - 26/11/2009 12:13:41 AM 553 Views

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