Well, i guess you could interpret: "one to life eternal" as a life into the wheel, since the soul is reborn, the soul never dies.

So, from one side you have oblivion, on the other you have the life on the wheel. I don't think immortality stands as we consider it in the WoT. Even the Forsaken "immortality" is simply being reborn but in different bodies.

At least that's how i perceive it, imho.

I think that if death is to be healed it must be done with a terrible price (either everybody could be resurrected). So either:

1. The healer will be stilled.

2. The healer will die.

I would bet that the second will happen. Nynaeve will sacrifice herself as Lan would have been dead already (foreshadowed) and she'll have nothing else to live for.

"Yea, and the Broken Wolf, the one whom Death has known, shall fall and be consumed by the Midnight Towers"

How about that the Broken Wolf, the one whom Death has known, be Hopper?

And the end of Perrin's pride means that he will finally stop fighting what he must become?