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will do. I re watched just before s2 came out

when did this happen?

who won the prophesied battle in the sky then? Ishy (and Lanfear) made sure he did, but it can only be Rand

yes. like s1

The quote doesn't indicate that though. i don't know what non readers have understood as I haven't asked any, but I don't think that scene misleads or misrepresents vis a vis this. (the making it filthy is a different point.)

In the books there is also only one source, just two parts of it.

down to similar to first weeks. very surprised seems people really do watch the episodes as soon as they come out or not at all? In which case next week is the finale's figures

https://www.wotseries.com/2023/10/23/scoop-the-wheel-of-time-season-3-episode-1-title-revealed/#

I think Rafe hinted they are having one of Mat's two Finn encounters

I think it was responding to my suggestion that inevitable casualties is not the same as trying to injure or kill. against which it is a good point, although the show can have a different definition. nor did the books originally. it was added in later, when RJ realised the necessity. but the simplest answer to the oath question is just that it is not inevitable it will kill anyone. they were not a mile from shore and it was not freezing...

This week's numbers are higher than equivalent week in s1. even if you play in the number of minutes per episode they are not far behind. and I would be astonished if they don't go up more next week

https://www.nielsen.com/top-ten/ up a lot as we predicted. and this is only 18-24 so only two days after ep 6 aired

I saw a leak that she goes with Rand and someone else is with Perrin, Bain and Chiad

I am pretty certain we are going to, actually The whispering voices when PF was told to let Mat take the dagger I understood to mean that the fight between Shadar Logoth and Shayol Ghul in his mind is still ongoing. And I assume he is going to the TR with Perrin and Dain next season.

In the show only Perrin has met him

I do find it amusing that some people call the show misandrist for putting women in power more than in the books (Ila over Raen, Marine over Bran, Galldrian being a woman), yet I think it is clear that a significant point of the WoT is to show that the imbalance that has existed throughout history is equally problematic when it is the women in power.

https://winteriscoming.net/2023/10/16/a-key-scene-was-cut-from-the-wheel-of-time-season-2-finale/

https://www.wotseries.com/2023/10/17/wheeloftime-eason-3-audition-tape-aiel-couladin/

If like the books will be Asmo

or Ishamael taught her

I do think it is possible they did everything they could not to have to explain this. yes. not not to have it. and that may have been to avoid offending the people who were offended by the books. but it doesn't brainwash or present any agenda, because it doesn't explain it any other way either. it is only people who know how it was in the books who would even notice anything about it. similarly I believe there is no chance they will have Aran'gar. but that is not an agenda - it is avoiding the things that may offend and upset some people. even if you disagree and consider the existence of trans people, or gender fluid people, or any other non cis identity, to be a political question (which somehow in the States it is, when if anything it should be a scientific question), avoiding expressing an opinion one way or the other is not "an agenda". and nobody has yet answered whether all of the anti-Rafe crew (not anti-show, that is a different thing) were similarly frothing at the mouth when suddenly BS introduced a male gay character, which RJ had never thought of having. or Lesbianism as something other than a girls' college bit of fun or Galina. were those changes presenting an agenda and spitting on RJ, who did not feature any such thing?

except that he didn't

https://www.cbr.com/the-wheel-of-time-season-3-focus/

still a difference between military strategy and pure revenge