Remove Androl from last book, give Logain back his glory. 

(RJ might ask, who's Androl?)

Androl would be a great character, if he was not in WOT.

Is it possible there is a 'Light One'?

The Creator create the world. The world contains light and shadow. That means the Creator does not represent light. There might be a Dark One's opposition. People didn't realize it just like they didn't realize DO's exist before.

And Nakomi might have some relationship with this 'Light One‘.

Not everyone liked her. Rand and his women didn't trust her. Mat had never thought her beautiful. Most of her fans were people who thought they needed a lord or a lady to obey or admire.

Mybe I'm the only one dislike Hopper. I almost dislike all characters related to Perrin or Faile.

Sammael had traveled Shaido to Illian and Ghealdan. But why Ghealdan? I don't think he knew Perrin was there. So what was his purpose?

to spread them about and cause the westlands to distrust/hate the Aiel even more. Which by extension would make them distrust Rand and less likely to join with him

Thanks.

Sammael had traveled Shaido to Illian and Ghealdan. But why Ghealdan? I don't think he knew Perrin was there. So what was his purpose?

When re-reading PoD, I found that when Elayne opened a gateway to Andor, she chose a destination which they could reach Caemlyn in 2 weeks.

Is this too far?

I remembered in tEoW, Rand and Mat spent about 20 days travelling from white bridge to Caemlyn. That means you could cross half of andor in 2 weeks.

I'm rereading aCoS. In Chapter 32 Sealed to the Flame, when Covarla told her something about Gawyn, Elaida's response was:

“Forget Gawyn Trakand,” Elaida ordered sourly. That young man remained alive to trouble her plans, it seemed. If Galina did turn out to be alive still, she would pay for failing in that, on top of letting al’Thor escape.

It seems that killing Gawyn was Elaida's plan. That's why I ask.

That scene I take as no more than wanting him dead; not necessarily making plans for him to become dead.

The second quoted sentence I think tells at least one reason for her wanting him dead.

 

I recall various scenes that might indicate a Light-sided character wanting some other one dead. Would search for the exact scenes later; though I recall that they were in the first several books. Yet those characters never made plans to make the other dead.

Nynaeve seemed to want Moiraine dead. Elayne and Egwene seemed to want Elaida dead; and later Suian.

If it was only wanting, why she thought Galina should be punish for "failing in that" ?

Have there been any significant threads on Narishma? He seems like a wild card to me, I'm wondering if there has been extensive discussion regarding him.

I seem to recall a thread speculating about his role; some time back. Do not remember when nor the thread title nor the member that started the thread.

 

Why Elaida planed to kill Gawyn?

If you are referring to in Lord of Chaos, it was actually Galina; not Elaida. Galina's reason, I am not entirely sure; possibly Black Ajah orders.

I'm rereading aCoS. In Chapter 32 Sealed to the Flame, when Covarla told her something about Gawyn, Elaida's response was:

“Forget Gawyn Trakand,” Elaida ordered sourly. That young man remained alive to trouble her plans, it seemed. If Galina did turn out to be alive still, she would pay for failing in that, on top of letting al’Thor escape.

It seems that killing Gawyn was Elaida's plan. That's why I ask.

Why Elaida planed to kill Gawyn?