In NS, how did the black ajah figure that Tarna knew something important?

I figured one of her searchers could be black, but they all died.

I have a hard time believing Verin is just there by chance though :<

thanks :)

Does Fain know how to use the ways?

Just wondering if he opened the waygate to the Two Rivers.

Or was that Verin? Thinking about it that kind of makes sense.

And iirc Alanna sometimes goes off alone to do something... do we know why?

Why does Verin tell Perrin not to trust Alanna? Does she know Alanna wants to bond him?

*confusion*

I think I just understood the whole 'towers of midnight' thing.

The Seanchan wanted to make the most terrifying prison they could so they used the symbol of the forsaken for it (the towers of midnight).

Then all the symbolism fits.

Am I making sense here?

lol, 10 million trollocs.

The shadow probably has an advantage (mostly because of the ashaman) but if that were the case they could just stroll down southward.

They could have done that if there were the same number of trollocs and human soldiers for that matter.

I'm pretty sure LTT didn't have a giant army when he sealed the DO.

And if he gets enough aes sedai he can still make a giant circle and do whatever.

Thanks

Are any of the new bodies for the revived forsaken from people we've seen before?

Are there any black sisters among the egwene-embassy to Rand?

Who are the sisters that go to the black tower to bond ashaman?

Is Rand still in posession of a male terangreal? I was just thinking that could explain his powers at Maradon.

That makes sense. Thanks.

edit: Seems odd though that Sorilea can travel. She is a very weak channeler.

And Sorilea gets it from Egwene?

oO thanks.

Then where does Cadsuane learn travelling?

When/where/how does Verin learn travelling?

Oh damn it.

How was I so oblivious :<

And Verin is also the reason why the sisters swore fealthy to Rand, right?

When Rand is cleansing the source we get this PoV from Elza where she is absolutly sure Rand has to reach the last battle.

Any idea why/how?

This just seems extremly significant because it's the same thing Moridin wants and she just figured it out on her own. With just 'common' knowledge.

Are there any theories about Ishamaels plan for the last battle?

Clearly he plannes something since the first book but I can't really come up with anything other then the fact that he needs Rand to actually fight the last battle for it to work.

I'm sure you guys figured something out, certainly that chapter where Moridin plays this board game has a lot of forshadowing.

edit: Just read the one on theoryland, kind of meh though.

Alright, thanks.

At the very end of LoC there is a very short scene with Demandred at shayo ghul talking to the DO.

All he sais is "Have I not done well?"

What did he do oO? At that point the mission for the chosen was to cause as much chaos as possible, isn't it?

What did he do?

Hmm, Thanks

When Alanna and Verin are in the two rivers Alanna sometimes goes somewhere... to do something...

Verin tells Perrin about that when she tells him he shouldn't trust Alanna.

Also when someone was injured (think it was Perrin) Alanna wasn't around for a wile.

Any clue what she's doing?

Later when Elayne and Nyn are in Salidar they use the need-trick in the world of dreams to find the bowl of winds.

But before they do they go to one of the store rooms of the white tower.

What Terangreal is in the store room? Would it also be something to fix the weather?

(during the earlier books)

Do we know where lanfear is when she's not seducing Rand?

I think there are two scenes where she uses a gateway and on the other end there is a palace of white marvel with wallhangings (if I remember correctly).

Any idea where that is?

Actually I think Robert Jordan forgot about one thing when writing about Aes Sedai damane.

Aes Sedai can speak oaths that are binding to themselves. So if an Aes Sedai sais "I will not channel wile I'm wearing an a'dam" she can not. No matter how much she is tortured.

Of course it's not that simple but that one Aes Sedai that tried to starve herself to death (I don't remember the name) could've used that trick.

Will Rand break the world again?

In the beginning everybody just assumes it because male channelers are bound to be mad.

But now I just re-read the scene where Rand returns from Rhuidean and it sais the prophecies say he'll break the world again.

Is it prophecy or just an assumption?

Thanks :)

When lanfear reveals herself to Rand in the stone she say there were only two terangreal stronger then callandor a man could use. One of them is the male Choedan Kal. Any idea about the other?