Why is this not identical if it is a 50% possibility? Strongly disagree. I hated the end of Book 1 and it didn't fit with the rest of the series at all. The ending the chose is taken from aMoL more or less, and was the only bit I liked in that episode. They messed up the battle good and proper, yes

Separate but connected point - to me the extra weight given to women being in control (making EF more like Far Madding in that way) was obviously to show how women being superior is just as bad as a patriarchy, and needs to be balanced out when the world resets via the Dragon Eg Red Ajah clearly being seen as bad overall I didn't get how people saw this as ultra feminism - wanting women to rule the roost

Hope it comes quicker than rj's notes...

Can we start a campaign to have the notes released? And to see original scripts for s1e7&8?

I don't get why allowing the possibility that the Dragon could be female would be considered more inclusive? However you describe saidar and saidin you create a difference between men and women, whether you call it the same power just somehow tainted when used by men, so that isn't of significance in regards to inclusivity as far as I can see And regarding the Dragon, if it can be a woman (which I don't know if they ever meant to be a real possibility or just a distortion in the received prophecies - clear in later episodes that prophecies said the Dragon will break the world again, but that is a whole separate discussion) that does not make women more powerful or even equal, it just increases the impact of discovering it isn't. What does it have to do with inclusivity?

I would add to this that many lesbian people I know were offended by RJ only ever (at least openly) featuring lesbian relationships as if school playdates. And no gays at all. How many people were as upset when BS introduced the first gay character? Was very clearly an adjustment to something he felt was lacking in the earlier books. It isn't politicising or propaganda just to adjust something to what is accepted as normal in our society.

I think they mean Lan

https://winteriscoming.net/fan-petition-to-save-the-wheel-of-time-crosses-50-000-signatures-in-under-4-days

So he said that WoT is a feminist story? Or that he wanted to add more feminism to a story that doesn't have it?

Can I see where they said this please? I don't remember that

The data don't say this.

https://winteriscoming.net/watch-bloopers-for-the-wheel-of-time-season-3

First ones out that include the WoT Not great, but perhaps because only a few days and not including the weekend? https://www.nielsen.com/data-center/top-ten/ Only appears ninth in the Original productions, and not in top 10 overall