I really enjoyed this episode, the best in the whole show so far for me, a much better finale than season 1. However i do have one big bug bear, why did Ishmael just let Rand kill him? Ishy is one of if not the most powerful forsaken right? This bit just didn't sit right with me.

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Hi all, so i have just finished the dragon reborn and really enjoyed it. Its my favorite of the first three books, and i have just started reading the shadow rising. Im curious what everyone's top three (or more) of the wheel of time books are peoples favorite? I am enjoying the series more and more as i go on, and i am just curious if the best is still yet to come!

Im just wondering how long do we all think the last episode will be? I know these episodes are a touch over an hour long, but i cant help but feel where the characters are poised at the end of episode 7, it seems like there is still so much to cover for us to get to the end of the great hunt. Will we get a 90 minute episode?

I do agree with this, i must confess i was not a fan of the army of the dead in lotr at all

So for a bit of context, i am loving season two so far, i think this is a massive step up on season one in so many ways. But after watching episode three it got me thinking, how are they going to shoot the end of season two? Im thinking more specifically the 'horn of valere being blown' and the 'battle in the skies'? I think, especially the battle in the skies, if it is not done right, there could be a fine line between it looking great, but also looking a bit, silly? Maybe especially for non-book readers who are just watching the show. Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are, will they keep close to the books, and if so is there a way to make it look cool and not silly? Or will they change it to something safer?

are we thinking we wont't have all 13 forsaken in the show then? 8 is easier to portray for tv? what do we think?

Has any seen that prime video added a scene from season 2, at the end of the 'eye of the world' episode in season 1? (approx minute 54.43) Could be a cold open from season 2 possibly? Just wondered what everyone's initial thoughts and feelings are on this scene?

apologies, im only on the dragon reborn at the minute, and to be fair in the great hunt the antagonists were mainly the seanchan i guess so fair enough.

what i would say though, is anyone else nervous about the vfx coming up in the tv show? The main enemies in it are all vfx, i dont want it to get to the stage where if their a bit wonky it detracts from the show itself. By all accounts there is some huge battles in the books, so i struggle to see how they could replicate this unless spending a ton of money? Lord of the rings worked because the Uruk Hai were people with prosthetics on, but obviously they have not gone down this route with wot show. Be interesting to see how they negate that unless amazon just end up spending really big on it.

Really excited for season 2. Great trailer and i really like the music that comes with it actually. Do you think Thom Merrilin will be in this season? What with his story line in tgh albeit brief, but would be nice to see him back, thought the actor played him really well in season 1.

Hi all, fairly new The wheel of time book reader here and very excited for season 2 coming out. I am currently on the dragon reborn, but i am just curious, i vaguely remember Brandon Sanderson giving an interview where he grouped jordans books into like different trilogies? Im sure he said books 1-3 were more adventure books, and 7-9 were more political or something like that? Can anyone remember the actual groupings he labelled the books as? Just curious, really enjoying the books and looking forward to whats to come.