And since we can't get to Rand's head, most likely the series will show how he looks from outside based on books description from POV of Egwene, Mat and other secondary characters - stone unfeeling face, eyes cold as ice, with random moments of rage. Why do all characters, other than Min, Perrin, and Nynaeve assume he is full of himself, unfeeling? And then add madness instability in later seasons (constant muttering and rages from book will work too). And then complete break down with all exposed at Dragonmount.

Didn't Perrin found that little girl dead outside the village? Along with her dead dog?

Those visions are straight from the second book and were never explained.

Did anyone notice who were attending Darkfriends Social - I saw: one female Seanchan with long nails one male Shienaran One Aes Sedai Black Ajah One female Tinker, based on dress?? Anyone we know, I don't think that Tinker was ever identified in the books. Possibly Whitecloak, pretty sure I saw white vambraces. Anyone else?

According to books, a single very strong channeler can sever other, less strong channelers pretty easily. Read Fires of Heaven and then Lord of Chaos:

I just recently reread first 3 books. Based on books, what most of these characters did there could also be considered as "nothing". So far 3 episodes in, I like 2nd season far more than 1st season. It's actually pretty faithful adaption with some minor additions that don't detract from the story (actually giving background and reason for Liandrin being who she was, other than being evil for evils sake like in the books, and a way to replace Asmodean while giving Logain more storylines, meanwhile introducing Cairhien politics). I would also support making two Elaine brothers to just one, I think with story constriction is makes strong sense.

You forgot the part about Rand bringing out Moridin from Shayul Gul cave and as he blacks out he hears encouragement from "a woman in Aiel clothing", who is heavily implied to be a mysterious Nakomi, who Harriet identified as either Creator herself or his Agent. Furthermore, multiple Prophecies that fans speculated about ended up being minor nothingburgers such as the one about Jahar Narishma, Rand bending a knee before Suon, so Alivia got relegated to collecting supplies for Rand.

So, I am re-reading entire series ahead of Season 2, and finished book 1. When I was reading before, I assumed that all the Eye of the World hints were just happy coincidences that lead our group to be at the Eye of the World at just the correct time to save the World. And then at Eye of the World confrontation was just Forsaken released because first Seal just broke due to being old and weakened by Dark One's taint. However, after Season 1, as I am rereading the books, all those hints that "coincidentally" were revealed leading the group to the Blight, now feel like a setup and a trap set by Ishamael. And their confrontation at Eye of the World was actually correct as depicted in Season 1, as being a setup by Ishamael to break the first Seal. With 3 Ta'veren being at crucial junctions at same time broke the first, already weakened, Seal, thus releasing Forsaken and leading to the first fight of our group vs Aginor and Balthamel. Once first Seal was broken, others would follow. AM I correct in this theory? What do you think?