In an effort to stay awake driving across the country (US) I downloaded/started listening to the series that consumed my high school days; I have since re-listened through Winter's Hearth and started reading TGS last night.

 

I must say the listening to it forced me to pay attention to all of the subtleties of the writing that I had missed before, and I can now eagerly await the conclusion of this series that once dominated my life (and is threatening to do so again!)

 

Also, I have decided to re-use one of my hold "names" from the late nineties from various WoT-based internet boards/games/chats etc.

 

-Tyzack

We're glad you returned to WoT and that you found your way to us.

 

Which parts and characters are your favorites?

 

Would you like a tour of dm?

 

Welcome!! :)

We're glad you returned to WoT and that you found your way to us.

 

Which parts and characters are your favorites?

 

 

Hmmm...parts, well, I have always been a sucker for the "action" sequences, however the "re-listening" gave me a new appreciation for the "semi-active plotting" scenes, I guess I skipped over all those in the past.

 

As far as characters, Rand started as my favourite, though he got really annoying (apparently he gets better in ToM), and listening to the stories made me dislike Nyn alot, find Min annoying (I used to like her) and I turned 180 on Egeune.

 

Maybe that's why I like it so much; after a 10 year gap, I returned to find the characters the same, but my opinions radically altered.

I love Rand in ToM, Min started to annoy me around Salidar time, I love Nyneave and Egwene :)

It's amazing how different you can find opinions of things when you go back to them

Welcome to DM, Tyzack!

 

How did you find your way to DM? Who is your least-favourite character?

 

If you got any questions feel free to ask them!

 

I hope you will like it here!

Another long time fan........ You would have a lot of theories by now, so you could stop by Discussions.

 

Or you could join Social Groups which are based on books.

 

Or if you like roleplaying, you could go to RP boards.

 

 

Welcome.

Interesting that listening to it makes you pay attention more to the subtleties - I've listened to a few chapters that were early releases, but get too distracted to retain much. I much prefer reading, where I can go back, look up, stop and ponder, etc.

 

Anyhoo, welcome to DM