First sister applies to both Is actual sisters, And to close friends who adopt each other as first sisters. Only adopted first sisters are allowed to become sister wives. Two blood sisters can't actually marry the same man.

No. Any women can marry the same man if they agree to share him. The only difference with women who adopt each other as first sisters is that they can't get married UNLESS they both want to marry the same man.

I believe you are mistaking sister wives for first sisters. Sister wives do not have to be first sisters. The ceremony you are talking about involves two women who are closer than friends who wish to adopt each other as first sister. That has nothing to do with becoming sister wives. Two women can share a husband without being first sisters.

Originally, I think Jordan had planned to have it as more of a polygamous relationship with the girls in a romantic relationship with each other as well as rand and all involved sharing each other But changed it because he felt that have open same sex relationships would hurt the marketability. Just like he never clearly stated that "pillowfriends" in the white tower were lesbian lovers in the story its e lf.

They often work together when it suits them, especially the weaker ones who know they aren't powerful enough to take on the more powerful.

I would say that the locations of the forsaken in the books should not be considered canon for the show. Though it would be fitting to put him in tear, And have rand kill him since he's killed by balefire in the books and is basically expendable. My idea is to have two more or more of the forsaken posing as leaders of tear and Illian and lead their armies in a united front against rand and the aiel. There are a number of forsaken who are expendable since they die early in the books but could be recast later if they still want to have the plot point that the DO can put their souls into new bodies, with the exception of those killed using balefire. It would be a great way to introduce a few of the forsaken even if they are killed off. Have them manipulating the lords of major countries Into fighting rand, And have them revealed as forsaken before being killed or being forced to flee. The ones who die in the first three books can be killed and maybe have one, perhaps Sammael who escapes. Balal, Aginor, and Bathamel can all be killed with no damage to the plot. Perhaps Sammael is posing as the King of Illian and Balal as a high lord of tear who has gained enough power to lead the other high lords. And aginor and bathamel who I believe are both weaker than they are even in the books are working with them as well. Rand defeats them, takes the Stone, kills aginor, balance and bathamel, and Sammael escapes but is ousted as one of the forsaken to enough of the illians that they would support rand taking the city and being named king.

Healing is a talent not a construct. A construct is a living being like the chora trees or the nym or even trollocs and other shadowspawn if you want to get technical. There is no genetic alteration being done while healing you. The weaves used simply super charges the body's natural healing properties and allow things to be healed that the body would normally not be able to.

Robert Jordan only wrote the forward to this game because he was contractually obligated to under the licensing agreement. He hated the game and tried his best to pull out of the agreement but couldn't. He outright refused to promote the game and refused to even talk to WOTC about new projects after it was released.

I actually like this idea. Rand leads the Aiel over the Spine of the world and uses them to force the Westlands to unite under him and they are met with opposition who consider him to be a false dragon and the season ends with him and the aiel taking the stone. Since Ishy is dead, one of the high lords of Tear who lead the war effort against him can be revealed as one of the other male forsaken and be killed by Rand. Maybe Aganor and Bathamiel posing as high lords since they are both expendable. They can take ishy's place as the ones who were planning to steal Calandor once Rand took it. There wouldn't need to be any actual changes to the story for this, just changing around the timeline.

They have to spend so much money on makeup and c g I for the trollocs and fades That i'm not surprised they're cutting out the snakes and the foxes.

I am extremely pissed off that day cut out Rand's fight with Turok. I was looking forward to watching that fight.

As daniel green has said, It's best to look at this as an alternate reality to the book world. Think of it as just another alternate universe throughout the portal stones where the story is different than in the books.

I'm thinking that with so little emphasis being put on the horn itself, That they are going to extend the hunt for the horn until next season. Trigger they were talking about adding a little more story lines to Fain, So maybe parents goes with the Shienarans to hunt Fain, who stole the horn from the Seanchan, they all end up in tear.

I don't recall anyone actually involved in the show coming out and saying that.

I think that he might have to go back to the tower. They will have to take the dagger back. I think that he'll have some sort of immunity to its effects since he was already healed from it, And he will be the only one that can safely carry it. As far as i'm aware it's effects can't be stopped just by locking it away. So he'll likely carry it back to the tower and be rehealed just to be safe, and the brothers will likely come to the tower to visit Elayne and train with the warders in season 3