It was really nice to see her views on Egwene and Rand when they were in Tear. Her logic makes so much more sense when we see things from her view.
Does quality decline, story lines become less interesting, are they hard to get through? Can anyone tell me how bad these books are without giving spoilers. Rand is taken back generation by generation all the way to the Age of Legends.Īiel were once pledged to Aes Sedai - entrusted to protect and carry angreals, s’angreals, and tar’angreals during the breakingĪiel once followed the Way of the Leaf - one of them killing three men in defense to rescue some of their clan caused the Aiel to branch off into the Aiel we know in the books.Should I go back and re-read these chapters or did I get the important bitsAes Sedai trying to make a new source to harness the One Power caused them to break open the prison that held The Dark One.īONUS: I have heard that books 7-11 are the worst of the series. In short the important takeaways from his time within the glass columns: Rand in Rhuidean was interesting and important, but difficult chapters to read and make sense of. Has the madness started to seep into Rand? It seems like we get hints, but he was right about the Peddlers being Forsaken so we cannot call him crazy. Why didn’t Rand give the female s’angreal to Moraine and Egwene? Is Lanfear the most powerful Forsaken? Moraine says she may be more powerful than Ishmael, but then it is said in this book that she was the 2nd most powerful Forsaken. I am not sure where the Whites, Grays, Blues, Browns or Reds fit in.
Alanna can heal and is implied to be good in combat. Sheriam or Verrin, on the other hand, cannot heal well. That cycle repeating the entirety of TSR made for the easiest 900 page book I have ever read.ĭoes anyone empathize with Rand being so distrustful of Moraine and Egwene? I don’t understand it, but maybe someone will have a different view of it after reading this book.ĭo Aes Sedai from different Ajahs excel in different abilities? Obviously the Yellows are better healers and the Greens are better suited to combat, but Moraine seems like she can do both very well. Everyone seemed to have ‘their moment.’ The cadence of the chapters was absolutely stellar - lingering long enough on one part of the story to draw you in, getting yanked to another, trying to speed through the chapter to get back to the story you were just in, then getting sucked into the new chapter. In Short: I can see why many claim this is the best book of the series.
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