Curtis on :
First, your questions:
I wouldn't use the Horn in every battle because you give the enemy a chance to learn about it and steal it from you. Whereas, keeping it hidden until the Last Battle means your enemy won't know necessarily how to counter it.
Tel'aran'rhiod is a weird place. We'll continue to learn about it, but Jordan is really hitting the multiple worlds/multiple versions of yourself stuff hard.
I really like your question about using 13 good people to turn a bad person good. But the 13 dreadlords have to channel through Myrdraal, what would the good guys channel through?
Alanna Mosvani was in The Great Hunt. She was part of the group that took Egwene and Nynaeve to the Tower. She gave them lessons and made them suspicious with all her questions about Rand. She is Green Ajah and seems to really want to scrub pots with Egwene. Maybe she wants to chat about boys and have a water fight afterwards?
We do know what happened in the Ter'angreal. There was a magic resonance with the dream ring Ter'angreal that Egwene received from Verin. Alanna noticed it at the first, but was poo-poohed by Elaida the red *****.
The process to become Accepted is barbaric. It's not necessary to learn how to channel, but the Aes Sedai require it as a test of those who would join their ranks. I guess you definitely have confidence in a person's willpower after that test.
I agree. I would like to know what Elayne saw in her trials.
Gawyn and Galad were definitely overconfident. Mat's skill with the quarterstaff did seem kind of out of the blue here. I guess the Warder's don't train against that particular weapon very well. Seems like a pretty big oversight.
I think we got all the backstory we're going to on Corianin Nedeal - the most recent Aes Sedai Dreamer (who died 500 years previously.)
Do we still not know who Selene is? I thought she kind of tipped her hand at the end of the Great Hunt. Am I not remembering correctly?
I wouldn't use the Horn in every battle because you give the enemy a chance to learn about it and steal it from you. Whereas, keeping it hidden until the Last Battle means your enemy won't know necessarily how to counter it.
Tel'aran'rhiod is a weird place. We'll continue to learn about it, but Jordan is really hitting the multiple worlds/multiple versions of yourself stuff hard.
I really like your question about using 13 good people to turn a bad person good. But the 13 dreadlords have to channel through Myrdraal, what would the good guys channel through?
Alanna Mosvani was in The Great Hunt. She was part of the group that took Egwene and Nynaeve to the Tower. She gave them lessons and made them suspicious with all her questions about Rand. She is Green Ajah and seems to really want to scrub pots with Egwene. Maybe she wants to chat about boys and have a water fight afterwards?
We do know what happened in the Ter'angreal. There was a magic resonance with the dream ring Ter'angreal that Egwene received from Verin. Alanna noticed it at the first, but was poo-poohed by Elaida the red *****.
The process to become Accepted is barbaric. It's not necessary to learn how to channel, but the Aes Sedai require it as a test of those who would join their ranks. I guess you definitely have confidence in a person's willpower after that test.
I agree. I would like to know what Elayne saw in her trials.
Gawyn and Galad were definitely overconfident. Mat's skill with the quarterstaff did seem kind of out of the blue here. I guess the Warder's don't train against that particular weapon very well. Seems like a pretty big oversight.
I think we got all the backstory we're going to on Corianin Nedeal - the most recent Aes Sedai Dreamer (who died 500 years previously.)
Do we still not know who Selene is? I thought she kind of tipped her hand at the end of the Great Hunt. Am I not remembering correctly?