I didn't feel this book. I felt disconnected from it. I didn't care when any character died really. It felt like the whole book was just describing the 'outside' of events while nothing took place 'inside' or rather inside the characters views and perceptions if this makes any sense. While people might like one huge action sequence and I do, the flaw to me I think is that you're never given a chance with the characters at all. Why is this? Because they get a couple pages then it's on to the next character. When 2/3's of the borderlanders died, I didn't care. All I really rememb

I got the first 2 paragraphs of that true dream Egwene had from CoT 'In the Night' right when not a single person in the fandom ever saw it nor agreed with me. 1st paragraph was FOM meeting and 2nd paragraph of it was Moiraines arrival. The third paragraph I thought was Tuon/Egwene which it might have been but I never really felt a 'we can reach the top moment' from Egwene/Tuon or Egwene/Leilwin in the story at all. So....seems that really fell flat in the even being fulfilled through anyone. I also have no idea about the Seanchan woman handing Egwene an adam was fulfilled either. Also

I had the same thought when I read that.

You wanna know what the worst thing about the book was? Everything with Valan Luca was left unresolved. I mean the character wasn't even mentioned!

Thought this book was the worst yet. Pretty much every character is the same. The book is just one big fight with every character pretty much doing the same thing. Character X fights a trolloc and kills a few. Next character 2 pages later does the same thing. The only 'characters' that he even seemed like he tried to make them characters were Mat and Androl. Mat gets praise about how great a general he is but all you ever see is Mat send an order here, send an order there and the characters are like, "Wow he's such a genius." Or...I don't know about this Cauthon guy. Demandrads tho