Also what happens to tuathan female chanellers?

I believe it is said somewhere that as soon as it is discover one of them can channel, they head straight for the White Tower.

The big one for me is Nynaeve. I pronounce it Nyn-ah-eve, but apparently that's wrong.

Oh also Seanchan. Glossary says Shawn-chan or something whereas I say See-an-chan.

Can someone please answer this for me -

 

What was the importance of RJ including in the story (in one of the earlier books, can't remember which exact one) that when Perrin first met Taim, Taim was bristling with suppressed fury. Also, LTT insisting in Rand's head that Taim must be killed. Obviously, Taim is not one of the forsaken, so I don't see that it was necessary to describe such events and yet they were included - why? Are they just red herrings?

Well it's not certain that he isn't some kind of new generation Forsaken for starters. Secondly, LTT starts ranting about killing Ashaman quite often, not just Taim.

Why does Elaida refer to Logain as the unbeliever in EotW? I don't believe the term is ever used again.

Oh ok thanks. Seems a bit weird though that there were so many Red Sister in Caemlyn that weren't anything to do with Logain...

Got a question about EotW. It says at one point that Warders accompany Logain into Caemlyn. But then later Moiraine says something like "There are perhaps 20 other Sisters in Caemlyn at the moment, and all but me are Red Ajah." So who did the Warders belong to? Was this simply an error? I know it's possible for Aes Sedai to "lend" Warders, but knowing the attitudes of most Red Sisters, I really doubt any would have anything to do with Warders.

Well from a general point of view recognising faces you've only seen once can be harder than you'd think. Also, when it comes to people we're not familiar with we tend to judge by things like hair and beards (if male). And of course these two things can change quite a bit fairly quickly.

Ah right thanks for that.

Sorry if this question is going to be a bit confusing as I don't have any proper quotes and only a vague memory of what I'm asking about lol. It's about the Seanchan attack on WT. I'm sure Egwene had a dream at some point linked to the attack that involved a woman with a sword? If so was this fulfilled in TGS? I couldn't spot it if it was. Or am I getting two completely unrelated dreams mixed up?

Two similaritie I can think of: the draghkar and the dementors and the HP/Vold connection vs the Rand/Moriden link. And why can't I remember any of the spellings today...

I don't think it's nature that's unraveling, it's reality. Which is kinda different...