Rand is a farmer. Should he have been of royalty, like Elayne?
I think there are pros and cons to both. I don't like Elayne, but her upbringing has allowed her to learn about cultures, politics, finances and other valuable areas of knowledge. These skills of hers have been shown to be useful many times in the series, and have helped Nynaeve avoid insulting other cultures, or providing a sound plot to aid their plight.
On the other hand, I consider the Forsaken to be noble born. Most of them are highly educated and intelligent, and yet Rand thwarts them most times. I've often thought that Rand's uncomplex ways are the source of his success. If he needs to get something done, he does it. He doesn't think of hundreds of elaborate side-plots like the Forsaken do.
Which is better in your opinion?
should the Dragon be a simple guy or noble born?
25/03/2010 07:30:10 PM
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Middle class suburbanite FTW *NM*
25/03/2010 07:53:41 PM
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It would be more interesting if he was a noble
25/03/2010 10:03:57 PM
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Ironically, the hero of humble origins is itself a reaction to the previous noble hero.
25/03/2010 11:04:01 PM
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Re: Ironically, the hero of humble origins is itself a reaction to the previous noble hero.
26/03/2010 01:56:56 PM
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Frankly...
26/03/2010 05:28:42 PM
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I'm thinking of a character similar to Beslan Mitsobar before his mother died
26/03/2010 06:33:08 PM
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Re: should the Dragon be a simple guy or noble born?
25/03/2010 10:09:40 PM
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That is Hilarious. Matrosexual and stallion in the same sentence. *NM*
29/03/2010 12:04:14 PM
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I think he's simple because of the reasons you give for the nobility
26/03/2010 01:17:39 AM
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Re: should the Dragon be a simple guy or noble born?
26/03/2010 11:42:35 PM
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How can a commentary on millenia of legend and literature be "seminal"? Wouldn't it be the opposite? *NM*
31/03/2010 09:59:49 AM
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