Demandred lets her go to give a message to Rand. Its in the scene where she is captured.

It's plausible, though certainly not proven. Of the three sitters exiled she has the strongest will, though that being said she has shown no desire to be a sitter in recent years, so it clearly doesn't hold through that her being a sitter infers she may have been Highest, or vice versa. Basically my read on this is that following Siuan's letter to Sierin, Sierin mentioned the note to her keeper Duhara (whom I conected as Black to Sierin's murder long before she was revealed as Black Ajah in tGS)--who told Chesmal--who of course was implicated, being one of those involved in revealing the deaths and citing them as natural. Chesmal, knowing of the fate Ishamael inflicted on Jarna following her murder of a Amyrlin, but nonetheless freaking out, chose an easier path--she convinced a red sister that the Vileness was being exposed and that Sierin needed to die to stop that (she needed do no more than clearly state this lie as truth after all to absolutely convince a light sided sister of its truth)--and yes, Tsutama seems the most likely culprit.

My words to the staff when I was made admin were literally "All shall love me and despair..." You can't say as I didn't warn them. [also thanks everyone for the nice words! I'll still be around, but most my WoT time these days is dedicated to another project]

She's nothing but a piece of intrigue placed in the books for the fans to be intrigued about. This is made clear by three things. 1. Her existence was not something RJ plotted for this book but something based on something Brandon found 'deep in the notes'. Which leads us to two. 2. Brandon has disavowed using the notes--rather, when he needs something, he goes and asks Maria, who does the research. 3. She didn't really do anything. Or rather, she did nothing that wouldn't have occurred just as easily without her presence. Brandon needed something (a mystery for the fans, perhaps--one may note his likening of Nakomi's role to the fandom with Asmodean's), went to Maria who provided him with something he could use, and ultimately the entire thing had little to no plot relevance.

As has this, for me. :)

Bahaha. And it just wouldn't be the same without the cussing.

Lanfear had instigated the Fearsome Foursomes plan to have Melindhra kill Mat, seemingly at Sammael's command, which was deisgned to send Rand into a rage and have him go after Sammael (this was actually why Lanfear rocked up on the docks that day, to check on the effects of Melindhra's attack). Graendal, Lanfear and Rahvin would then link (in a place away from Illian, because by their own statements they were worried Rand would sense them). The obvious place of this linking was Caemlyn where they had met before, but even if it hadn't been Graendal would have been awaiting Lanfear's word that the plan had succeeded, and having failed to get it would have gone to investigate, and discovering Rand had taken Caemlyn, sought to see if she could find anything of value (she does precisely the same thing after Rand took Illian--and RJ actually pointed specifically to that action as an extra hint as to who killed Asmodean).

I'd be honoured. :D

Thanks guys. Appreciate it massively.

Thanks guys! I must say it feels really weird to be joe random on Dragonmount.

:( stuff happens. I'm not vanishing from the Wheel--things are just complex

Hey guys, so I'm afraid I have to dodge out of the game. New jobs and changing circumstances. Please contact either Barid Bel Medar or Yoniy0 for help, or if you need an admin try emailing admin@dragonmount.com

Hey guys, so I'm afraid I have to dodge out of the game. New jobs and changing circumstances. Please contact either Barid Bel Medar or Yoniy0 for help, or if you need an admin try emailing admin@dragonmount.com

Hey guys, so I'm afraid I have to dodge out of the game. New jobs and changing circumstances. Please contact either Barid Bel Medar or Yoniy0 for help, or if you need an admin try emailing admin@dragonmount.com

What were we told to Read to find out which hasn't been answered.