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There is a website somewhere that has read-throughs of the different books with notes.

 

ie:  It would lay out the plotlines of each chapter, and then give a note that *so-and-so* is a darkfriend.  Or that the note that someone recieves probably contains what kind of information, etc.

 

What is that website?

 

Apparently there are a few of us doing a full readthrough by checking books out of the library.  And we keep trying to get the same books.  I'm on Crossroads of Twilight with about 5 or 6 chapters left and I have to return it.  There are 2 people waiting on it.  I actually own KoD, so I can start that any time.  I'd like to catch the notes from those last few chapters so I can move on instead of waiting 4 to 6 weeks just to get the book back from the library.

http://www.encyclopaedia-wot.org/ Perhaps? Their Chapter summaries are much like you descirbe

 

Then you have the tor.com re-read, but that doesn't sound much like what you descrube

http://www.tor.com/blogs/2009/02/wheel-of-time-re-read-index

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There is also the ongoing 13th depository re-read, where it's not so much chapter-by-chapter as plotline by plotline or theme by theme

http://13depository.blogspot.com/2002/12/read-through-2009-index.html

 

Hopefully one of those is what you are after.

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You nailed on the first try.  Although the others look good too, and I plan on poking around those as well.

 

Many thanks!

Yeah WoT Encyclopedia is amazing. On my rereads now I read the section on each chapter at the same time, just because the footnotes at the bottom provide such awesome things to ponder, or point at something I may have overlooked. Great site.

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