Rand never forbade Alanna to come into his presence. She's hot and LTT enjoys looking at her! RaT's been giving her assignments, which keep her at a distance because he's scared that the Chosen will get after her if they figure out there's a link between them.

 

Thanks for the reminder. I now remeber when she slapped the hell outta him. He then proceeded to go off on her for bonding him against his will, which broke a major Tower law. That whole scene was nuts.

I didn't know where to ask this, but this thread made sense.

 

When their channeler kicks the bucket, the Warder goes crazy and ends up getting themselves killed. Is it possible that side effect could be healed? I know they can be saved by being bonded again but it doesnt always work. When Nynaeve is talking to Daigian , she offers to find a way to heal the emotional damage of the bond. Has there been any speculation or answers from RJ or BS? I always thought it was pretty unfair to the warder. She cries while he rushes off and gets killed.

 

 

I guess I just picture something happening to Myrelle and Nynaeve saving Lan with some healing. But then again, if she bonded Lan I think he would be saved.

 

Edit- Nynaeve could also save Rand with the healing if something happens to one of his women. IE, Alanna.

 

I would imagine that it could be healed. If stilling/gentling can be healed, that most certainly could be healed as well. We just don't know if they'll ever put it in the books.

Rand wouldn't need to be healed if Alanna were to kick the bucket. Why? He has a seperate warder bond with his 3 ladies. There wouldn't need to be an worry because he's still bonded. I remember when Alanna slapped Rand for being bonded by someone else. That's if I remember correctly. He then proceeded to tell her to never come in his presence ever again.

Rand killed High Lord Turak in the Great Hunt in front of like 20 people and did not claim his sword. so Rand is technically a Blademaster 

He also killed him with his own heron marked sword, that was given to him by Tam. Plus he was trained by the best Swordsman alive in Lan.

I seem to recall Perrin having foretelling "dreams" as well when he wanders around TAR. He looks up in the sky and there's a window that shows him stuff going on with our other characters.  I suppose that could be some sort of early manifestation of the color ta'veren vision, but I'm not sure.  I never pay enough attention to the timelines so I'm not sure if Perrin's windows were present or future visions.

 

Or I could be misremembering.  And here I thought I'd be all sharp with this stuff since I just did a reread.

Those visions aren't foretellings, but glimmers of the present in the pattern. Him being a wolfbrother doesn't make him a dreamer or a dreamwalker. Dreamers foretell, he doesn't do that. Dreamwalkers have complete control and knowledge of T'A'R. He doesn't.

Yeah, with Nynaeve spankin' Moggy at her own game, it puts a damper on her street cred in regards to Lanfear and her abilities. And Demandred may very well be a Dreamer, who knows. You also don't have to be a channeler to be a Dreamer. The Aiel WO's proved that. At least one of the Dreamers does not channel.

Perrin is a Dreamer, if by way of being a Wolfbrother. He can enter T'A'R anytime he wants to, he just needs to sleep. Good point lillcheese.

If Perrin is one, than you know there are other male Dreamers. Having the abilitity to channel helps. But it isn't necessary.

And btw, you really don't have to be in T'A'R spiritually to have complete control of your surroundings. As long as you know the rules, you can be there physically and still be a badass.

ok I have alot of questions about the forsaken from the earlier books cuz i dont have them so bear with me....

 

1)was Lanfear's "domain" T'A'R? I remember that in like tDR she was talking to Ishy about it....

 

2)was Moggy based in Tanchico?

 

3) how did aginor die in the eye of the world?

 

4) was there a forsaken based in Cairhien?

 

and also

 

5) are there male dreamers?

 

6)if so, is Rand a dreamer because he can access T'A'R?

 

7) also, if there are male dreamers, are all the male forsaken dreamers because they can all access T'A'R?

 

thank you very much whoever answers these questions

 

 

 

 

1. Lanfear's domain is T'A'R. It's been described that she has control over T'A'R that the other forsaken wish they had.

2. Moggy never really had a base of operations, as she also operates out of T'A'R. She is is a;most as strong their as Lanfear.

3. Rand seized the pool of power at the EoTW and consumed Aginor in flames. It was the first time Rand channeled.

4. As far as we know there were no Forsaken based out of Cairhien.

5. As far as i know, i don't think Dreamers are relegated to only being women.

6. I don't believe Rand is a Dreamer. He's just an extremely strong ta'veren. Because of that, i believe the pattern reveals itself to him, to help guide him in some way, in what he must accomplish.

7. None of the Forsaken are Dreamers, IMO. It seems to me that they have to physically enter T'A'R. From what I've read it just seems a logical guess. I know the Male Forsaken aren't. I can't really say about Moggy and Lanfear. Also anyone who can channel and is strong enough to open a gateway, can physically enter T'A'R if they are tought the weaves.

I hope that kinda sheds some light on some subjects. However, i could be wrong about things.

  There are alot of prophecies out there that are expected to be fulfilled in ToM.

 

Bear in mind that BS has said that there are going to be some number of prophecies that will remain unfulfilled by the time the last book is written and the series ends.  Yes, some have to be fulfilled, but we may never know just what the "blade of light, three are one" refers to if it refers to something after the last battle.

I would imagine the Blade of Light would be someone using Callandor with 2 women to guide it. What blade shines like a beacon, when being used. Callandor of course. Whether it'll be Rand using it is still suspect.