Can't believe no one has said watching Asmodean's killer thinking, "Hey, I need to go kill that pud."

Pud?

It'd be really cool to see Tam going all Rambo on the Whitecloaks who came to get him, then nicking off through the woods to Abel's place just in time to save him from more Whitecloaks. 8)

Moridins awakening

That would be nice.  Perhaps also Cyndane's.

 

Rand al'Thor's complete lack of reaction to Semirhage saying he's insane...from another person's point of view. Just once, can we see Rand's insanity from another perspective? He's completely nuts, and yet all we get to judge it by is his thoughts and the occasional comment.

Rand al'Thor's complete lack of reaction to Semirhage saying he's insane...from another person's point of view. Just once, can we see Rand's insanity from another perspective? He's completely nuts, and yet all we get to judge it by is his thoughts and the occasional comment.

The feelings of the others might be able to be deduced from what the scene describes.

 

I would have like to seen Thom kill the King after his ladyfriend was killed.

Dero...You mean seeing a PI$$ED-OFF Grey Fox in Action?

 

That most certainly would have been SWEEEET.

 

 

Fish

Rand al'Thor's complete lack of reaction to Semirhage saying he's insane...from another person's point of view. Just once, can we see Rand's insanity from another perspective? He's completely nuts, and yet all we get to judge it by is his thoughts and the occasional comment.

The feelings of the others might be able to be deduced from what the scene describes.

 

 

LOL RAFO !!

Rand al'Thor's complete lack of reaction to Semirhage saying he's insane...from another person's point of view. Just once, can we see Rand's insanity from another perspective? He's completely nuts, and yet all we get to judge it by is his thoughts and the occasional comment.

The feelings of the others might be able to be deduced from what the scene describes.

 

 

LOL RAFO !!

 

*Sigh* That's not what I meant. Whatever.

Rand al'Thor's complete lack of reaction to Semirhage saying he's insane...from another person's point of view. Just once, can we see Rand's insanity from another perspective? He's completely nuts, and yet all we get to judge it by is his thoughts and the occasional comment.

The feelings of the others might be able to be deduced from what the scene describes.

LOL RAFO !!

*Sigh* That's not what I meant. Whatever.

A Egwene POV in Lord of Chaos, Egwene overhears Rand's insanity; I think it was right after the White Tower embassy left the room (and corridor).

 

I nearly said something I shouldnt have just then!

 

I wouldnt mind seeing more of Fain. Has he just been standing around all this time?

I'm interested in Tam's life before finding Rand.  What was the catalyst that gave him the courage to leave at first?  Did he plan on returning?  Or was his decision made after he found Rand? 

 

He's aparently a bad-arse, and we know so little about him.

I'm interested in Tam's life before finding Rand.  What was the catalyst that gave him the courage to leave at first?  Did he plan on returning?  Or was his decision made after he found Rand?

That information might be revealed in the prequel about him; if it gets written.

Or perhaps in fever dreams or in flashbacks.

 

I'm interested in Tam's life before finding Rand.  What was the catalyst that gave him the courage to leave at first?  Did he plan on returning?  Or was his decision made after he found Rand?

That information might be revealed in the prequel about him; if it gets written.

 

I'd read that.

3 Mat Cauthon and Couladin's duel ... well ... actually ... i felt really satisfied by the flashback snippet, come to think on it ... MORE is not always Better ... and there is still something to be said for being left wanting more...

 

 

This. And actually, I would've liked to see a lot more of Mat's battle tactics and skill. We don't really get to see what he did during battle.

3 Mat Cauthon and Couladin's duel ... well ... actually ... i felt really satisfied by the flashback snippet, come to think on it ... MORE is not always Better ... and there is still something to be said for being left wanting more...

 

 

This. And actually, I would've liked to see a lot more of Mat's battle tactics and skill. We don't really get to see what he did during battle.

 

This is why I wish we had seen Mat vs Couladin; Mat the great general leads his men, and ends up dueling out a decent one-on-one with Couladin. Two armies, their leaders meet and fight among the chaos of the battlefield... it could have been a GREAT scene that

This. And actually, I would've liked to see a lot more of Mat's battle tactics and skill. We don't really get to see what he did during battle.

 

I would have liked to see all the battles in Knife of Dreams right before Tuon and him split ways.

 

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Edited for TGS spoiler

 

 

I am NEVER coming to the wheel of time general discussion ever again

I'm interested in Tam's life before finding Rand.  What was the catalyst that gave him the courage to leave at first?  Did he plan on returning?  Or was his decision made after he found Rand?

That information might be revealed in the prequel about him; if it gets written.

I'd read that.

I take you mean that you read the prequel.  The notes of it might be more accurate.

Sanderson (or whomever gets assigned the prequels if Harriet decides to do them) might deduce things not explicitly expressed in the notes.