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At first, I thought Nynaeve was rather boring. always as stuborn as a mule and never admitting she was wrong. It's ok if you do that sometimes but... not constantly. But I did say at first. I am know reading LoC (for the first time, so no spoilers please!), and I've started to love her personality.

Rand changed...really fast. At first he was an uncertain boy, nervewrecked when he talked to Egweyne in the first book. Now in Lord of Chaos, he is almost unrecognisable... He is one of my favourites, though.

Mat I thought was a bit whiny, but know he's one of my favourites. No change that...he is my favourite!

I thought Elayne rather nice until she and Nynaeve go to Ebou Dar. There she acts a trifle to annoying for my taste. The way she apoke towards Mat made my quite angry.

Of course, I've only read a few of the books, and I'm sure I'll come to love them all.

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So I know that evrybody thinks a movie would be a disaster, and it certainly would be. There are just to many books and the movies would have to cram in stuff and let important details away that make the book as it is... It would probably turn out like The Hunger Games did. I thought the books were great but the movie lesser. It was more a movie for the people who had actually read the book, than for the not-readers.

But anyway, that's not what I wanted to hear from you...

Who do you think would star well in the movie, based on the characters personality and looks?
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Lord of Chaos

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Min's viewings

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Breaking of the World

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Arad Doman

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 ===Shaisam===
-He appears on the battlefield at Thakan'dar calling himself Shaisam. He is able to spread Mashadar by consuming the souls of Trollocs and Men. Mat rams the dagger between Shaisam's ribs in to the heart.
+He appears on the battlefield at Thakan'dar calling himself Shaisam. He is able to spread Mashadar by consuming the souls of Trollocs and Men. Mashadar touches Mat, who appears to die. Shaisam finds Mat lying on the ground, pretending to be dead. Mat rises up, surprising him, steals the dagger and rams the it between Shaisam's ribs in to the heart.
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 ==Plot Developments==
-* [[Rand al'Thor]] is ruling in both Caemlyn and Cairhien, Traveling back and forth between them. Mazrim Taim arrives, and Rand sets him in charge of his school for men who can channel, whom he names [[Asha'man]]; he has [[Davram Bashere]] organize the volunteers who cannot channel into an army. Rand is approached in Caemlyn by Aes Sedai emissaries from [[Salidar]], accompanied by [[Min]], and in [[Cairhien]] by emissaries from Elaida, and by [[Sea Folk]] ambassadors in both places. He has Egwene spy on one of their meetings in Cairhien; the Aes Sedai offer him chests full of gold and jewels. Egwene is summoned by the Salidar Aes Sedai, and Rand sends Mat and the [[Band of the Red Hand|Band]], with Aviendha, after her. After one of the Caemlyn group of Aes Sedai is attacked by Aiel, they blame Rand and become hostile; Min leaves them to join him. [[Alanna]] and [[Verin]] join the Caemlyn group with girls from the [[Two Rivers]] and Rand manages to alienate many who knew him as children. While visiting them, he is [[Bonding|bonded]] without consent by Alanna, who finds she cannot use the bond to compel him. Perrin and Loial arrive, and Rand returns to Cairhien with them and Min. Shortly afterward, he and Min are captured by the Aes Sedai. They hide him in a chest; after he tries to escape and kills [[Warder]]s, they keep him there at all times, taking him out regularly to beat him. He develops claustrophobia, interacts more and more with [[Lews Therin]], and becomes more firm in his emotional detachment and mistrust of Aes Sedai. When he breaks free, he inadvertently [[Stilling|stills]] several of the Aes Sedai holding him captive. He later makes a number swear allegiance to him.
+* [[Rand al'Thor]] is ruling in both Caemlyn and Cairhien, Traveling back and forth between them. Mazrim Taim arrives, and Rand sets him in charge of his school for men who can channel, whom he names [[Asha'man]]; he has [[Davram Bashere]] organize the volunteers who cannot channel into an army. Rand is approached in Caemlyn by Aes Sedai emissaries from [[Salidar]], accompanied by [[Min]], and in [[Cairhien]] by emissaries from Elaida, and by [[Sea Folk]] ambassadors in both places. He has Egwene spy on one of their meetings in Cairhien; the Aes Sedai offer him chests full of gold and jewels. Egwene is summoned by the Salidar Aes Sedai, and Rand sends Mat and the [[Band of the Red Hand|Band]], with Aviendha, after her. Although he distances himself from Aviendha, he keeps Min close, not seeing her love for him. After one of the Caemlyn group of Aes Sedai is attacked by Aiel, they blame Rand and become hostile; Min leaves them to join him. [[Alanna]] and [[Verin]] join the Caemlyn group with girls from the [[Two Rivers]] and Rand manages to alienate many who knew him as children. While visiting them, he is [[Bonding|bonded]] without consent by Alanna, who finds she cannot use the bond to compel him. Perrin and Loial arrive, and Rand returns to Cairhien with them and Min.  Shortly afterward, he and Min are captured by the Aes Sedai. They hide him in a chest; after he tries to escape and kills [[Warder]]s, they keep him there at all times, taking him out regularly to beat him. He develops claustrophobia, interacts more and more with [[Lews Therin]], and becomes more firm in his emotional detachment and mistrust of Aes Sedai. Lews Therin helps him break the weavings of the Aes Sedai and the chest. When he breaks free, he inadvertently [[Stilling|stills]] several of the Aes Sedai holding him captive. He later makes a number swear allegiance to him.
-* [[Mat Cauthon]] leads his personal army and many of Rand's forces downriver to [[Tear]]. He takes pity on an orphan boy named [[Olver]], who accompanies them afterward. When Rand finds out that Egwene went to Salidar he sends Mat and the Band after her, into [[Altara]], with [[Aviendha]]. He gives Mat orders to bring back Elayne to take both the [[Lion Throne]] and the [[Sun Throne]], and to bring Egwene and Nynaeve, should they need it, and otherwise to protect them. Upon arriving and finding Egwene is Amyrlin, Mat has little to do. When Nynaeve and Elayne leave for Ebou Dar, Mat accompanies them, leaving most of the Band behind. Elayne insists on "testing" his ''[[ter'angreal]]'' without his permission, so when they arrive he stays with his soldiers in an inn.
+* [[Mat Cauthon]] leads his personal army and many of Rand's forces downriver to [[Tear]]. He takes pity on an orphan boy named [[Olver]], who accompanies them afterward. When Rand finds out that Egwene went to Salidar he sends Mat and the Band after her, into [[Altara]], with [[Aviendha]]. He gives Mat orders to bring back Elayne to take both the [[Lion Throne]] and the [[Sun Throne]], and to bring Egwene and Nynaeve, should they need it, and otherwise to protect them. Upon arriving and finding Egwene is Amyrlin, Mat has little to do. He sees that the other Aes Sedai aren't treating her with the proper respect, and makes a show of courtesing, for which Egwene is really glad. When Nynaeve and Elayne leave for Ebou Dar, Mat accompanies them, leaving most of the Band behind. Elayne insists on "testing" his ''[[ter'angreal]]'' without his permission, so when they arrive he stays with his soldiers in an inn.
 * [[Perrin Aybara]], now Lord of the Two Rivers, leaves with a force of men because he believes Rand needs him. They arrive in Caemlyn and he and Rand catch up; shortly afterward, Rand leaves for Cairhien and takes Perrin with him. [[Faile]]'s jealousy of [[Berelain]] is reawakened when they meet her in Cairhien. After Rand disappears, Perrin is instrumental in realizing what happened, and leads a force of Aiel, [[Mayene]]rs, Cairhienin, and Aes Sedai to free him. Perrin finds himself sickened by the carnage of the ensuing battle.
 *[[Egwene al'Vere]], an honorary [[Wise One]] apprentice, and recovering from [[Lanfear]]'s attack, is summoned by the [[Hall of the Tower]] to become the [[Amyrlin Seat]] of the rebel Aes Sedai, and starts the long march to [[Tar Valon]].
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 Seaine is the daughter of a furniture-maker from [[Lugard]]. All her family are now long dead.
-Seaine proposed that [[Siuan Sanche]] succeed [[Marith Jaen]] as [[Amyrlin]] after her death in 988 NE. This means that she has been a Sitter for at least eleven years.
+Seaine proposed that [[Siuan Sanche]] succeed [[Marith Jaen]] as [[Amyrlin Seat]] after her death in 988 NE. This means that she has been a Sitter for at least eleven years.
-She was raised to the shawl the same year as Sereille Bagand was raised to the Amyrlin Seat, which means that Seaine has been Aes Sedai for 134 years. {{Ref/book|7|32}}
+She was raised to the shawl the same year as [[Sereille Bagand]] was raised to the Amyrlin Seat, which means that Seaine has been Aes Sedai for 134 years. {{Ref/book|7|32}}
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 Lan: {{quote|Seven ruined towers around Lan's head, and a babe in a cradle holding a sword.|}}
-:The Seven Towers refers to [[Malkier]]. In ''[[Knife of Dreams]]'', Lan sets off on a quest to revive Malkier from the [[Blight]]. It has been speculated that the babe in the cradle refers to Lan's past, but Jordan has stated that Min's viewings always refer to the future, not the past.{{ref/book|11|20}} If the pattern holds together...it may be his and Nynaeve possible child.
+:The Seven Towers refers to [[Malkier]]. In ''[[Knife of Dreams]]'', Lan sets off on a quest to revive Malkier from the [[Blight]]. It has been speculated that the babe in the cradle refers to Lan's past, but Jordan has stated that Min's viewings always refer to the future, not the past.{{ref/book|11|20}} This most likely refers his and Nynaeve future child.
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-'''Talene Minly''' is an [[Aes Sedai]] who grew up as the daughter of a farmer. She is part of the [[Green Ajah]] but is also [[Black Ajah]].
+'''Talene Minly''' is an [[Aes Sedai]] who grew up as the daughter of a farmer. She belongs to the [[Black Ajah]], posing as a sister of the [[Green Ajah]].
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-Curiously, Siuan's predecessor is never talked about in the series. Was she another Amyrlin Seat murdered by the [[Black Ajah]], or was she simply very old when raised? The last option seems more probable, since she would presumably have been mentioned, had she been among the murdered Amyrlins. Also, why is she not mentioned by [[Moiraine Damodred]] as one of the sisters in the Blue Ajah quarters? Was she perhaps out of the Tower at the time?
+Curiously, Siuan's predecessor is never talked about in the series. Was she another Amyrlin Seat murdered by the [[Black Ajah]], or was she simply very old when raised? The last option seems more probable, since she would presumably have been mentioned, had she been among the murdered Amyrlins. Also, why is she not mentioned by [[Moiraine Damodred]] as one of the sisters in the Blue Ajah quarters? Was she perhaps out of the Tower at the time? As a future Amyrlin Seat, she must have been a particularly prominent sister, and therefore surely worthy of mention, had she been present.
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 ##''Tidens Hjul'' (1993) Wheel of Time
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+#The Great Hunt
 ##''Valeres Horn'' (1994) Horn of Valere
-##''Tomans Huvad'' (1995) Toman Head
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 ##''De nio månarnas dotter'' (2002) The Daughter of Nine Moons
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-##''Dunkelts korsväg'' (2003) Crossroads of Twilight
+##''Dunklets korsväg'' (2003) Crossroads of Twilight
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 The duration of the Breaking is a matter of great debate amongst historians. However, it is generally held that the Breaking lasted no less than 239 years and no more than 344.
-It is unclear why the men were not more easily subdued and killed by the female Aes Sedai during this period. Some attempts were made to persuade them (ten thousand Aiel died while dancing and singing to a mad male Aes Sedai at Tsora, giving the citizens of that city time to escape). Although women are usually individually weaker in the One Power, they could have linked and [[Severing|severed]]/killed the men who were destroying the world. Some think most of the men would be too insane to remember where the ''angreal'' and ''sa'angreal'' were, while we know the female Aes Sedai had great stores of them. Lews Therin Telamon could remember perfectly well how to create weaves for killing, proving most of his knowledge of the One Power was still intact. Rhuidean is evidence that they had ''angreal'' and ''sa'angreal'' stockpiled. Since there was an equal number of male and female channelers, they should have had enough channelers to perform the task of hunting the men down. Perhaps, since only the one hundred surviving [[Hundred Companions|Companions]] went mad immediately, the remaining male Aes Sedai in the rest of the world began to stock ''angreal'' and ''sa'angreal'' as the female Aes Sedai began to capture and gentle the men. This explains why the world was so massively changed from before the Breaking. Even the [[Dragon]] could only make one mountain with his drawing too much of the Power, although the creation of [[Dragonmount]] was unintentional and merely a side-effect of drawing too much. It seems likely that at least some of the men had ''sa'angreal''. ''[[Callandor]]'', one of the most powerful ''sa'angreal'' could level a city. But we know that lone men, now insane, turned whole cities to wastelands.
+It is unclear why the men were not more easily subdued and killed by the female Aes Sedai during this period. Some attempts were made to persuade them (ten thousand Aiel died while dancing and singing to a mad male Aes Sedai at Tsora, giving the citizens of that city time to escape). Although women are usually individually weaker in the One Power, they could have linked and [[Severing|severed]]/killed the men who were destroying the world. Some think most of the men would be too insane to remember where the ''angreal'' and ''sa'angreal'' were, while we know the female Aes Sedai had great stores of them. Lews Therin Telamon could remember perfectly well how to create weaves for killing, proving most of his knowledge of the One Power was still intact. Rhuidean is evidence that they had ''angreal'' and ''sa'angreal'' stockpiled. Perhaps, since only the one hundred surviving [[Hundred Companions|Companions]] went mad immediately, the remaining male Aes Sedai in the rest of the world began to stock ''angreal'' and ''sa'angreal'' as the female Aes Sedai began to capture and gentle the men.  It seems likely that at least some of the men had ''sa'angreal''. ''[[Callandor]]'', one of the most powerful ''sa'angreal'' could level a city.
 Given that Aes Sedai lived for 700 years or even longer during the Age of Legends, it is believed possible that some female Aes Sedai who had been alive during the [[War of the Shadow]], or even before the [[Bore]] had been created, could still have lived at the end of the Breaking. However, with the possible exception of some of the Aes Sedai involved in the construction of the city of [[Rhuidean]], this does not appear to be the case. It is unclear why. The remaining living (female) Aes Sedai formed the [[White Tower|White Tower.]]

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-Following Egwene's rise as the reunited Tower's Amyrlin Seat, Gawyn stayed as close as he could to Egwene, although she refused to acknowledge him for quite some time. He escorted her to the meeting in the [[Hall of the Tower]] with Rand. He then began to investigate the mysterious deaths of a number of Aes Sedai in the White Tower with Sleete. Later, Egwene and Gawyn had an argument, with Gawyn feeling unneeded and unwanted and Egwene becoming frustrated with Gawyn's refusal to disobey orders. After Gawyn disrupted a trap set for an assassin in the White Tower, Gawyn left the Tower, briefly, to visit his sister in Caemlyn.
+Following Egwene's rise as the reunited Tower's Amyrlin Seat, Gawyn stayed as close as he could to Egwene, although she refused to acknowledge him for quite some time. He escorted her to the meeting in the [[Hall of the Tower]] with Rand. He then began to investigate the mysterious deaths of a number of Aes Sedai in the White Tower with Sleete. Later, Egwene and Gawyn had an argument, with Gawyn feeling unneeded and unwanted and Egwene becoming frustrated with Gawyn's refusal to obey orders. After Gawyn disrupted a trap set for an assassin in the White Tower, Gawyn left the Tower, briefly, to visit his sister in Caemlyn.
 In Caemlyn, Gawyn learned that the assassin in the Tower was in fact a [[Seanchan]] [[Bloodknife]] from a former ''[[sul'dam]]''. Later on, Gawyn was informed that Elayne was attempting to enter ''Tel'aran'riod'' and knew that Egwene, without a doubt, was there too, making her vulnerable to another assassination attempt. He returned to Tar Valon just in time to rescue the slumbering Egwene from three Bloodknives, nearly dying in the process. After Egwene awakened, she finally bonded Gawyn as her Warder and agreed to marry him. He later studied the three dead assassins and noticed the rings they were wearing. He slipped all three rings off and kept them.

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 ==Rebirth==
 The true Dragon of the [[Third Age]] was revealed to be [[Rand al'Thor]] in [[998 NE]]. Since then, many of the prophecies have been fulfilled.  Two former false Dragons have acknowledged him as the true Dragon, and [[Tarmon Gai'don]] appears to be fast approaching.
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 ::{{quote|He shall spill out the blood of those who call themselves Aiel as water on sand.{{ref/book|4|34}}}}
 :Rand lost his left hand when he was attacked by [[Semirhage]] with fire.{{ref/book|11|27}} The bloody hand and white-hot iron might also refer to the heron-mark left by the hot sword on his hand, after fighting [[Ba'alzamon]] at [[Falme]].
-::The funeral bier with the three women may be a reference to the [[Karaethon Cycle]]. It is often said that the Dragon Reborn will be "sacrificed" for the salvation of man. The three women could make reference to [[Elayne Trakand]], [[Aviendha]], and [[Min Farshaw]], Rand's three lovers. Another theory is that this vision has something to do with [[Alivia]] and how Min saw that she would "help Rand die".
+::The funeral bier with the three women was fulfilled when Elayne, Min and Aviendha stood over Rand's funeral pyre after the Last Battle.
 :The black rock wet with blood is a reference to the [[Karaethon Cycle]]. It says "Red on black, the Dragon’s blood stains the rock of [[Shayol Ghul]]." The lightning likely refers to fighting with the [[One Power]]. It could also refer to his fight with the Seanchan, where he uses Callandor to make a lightning storm which beats the Seanchan, but also strikes his army. They do indeed meet again and become practically inseparable.
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 Siuan, [[Gareth Bryne]]: {{quote|When Bryne came in, I had a viewing. An aura, and a bull ripping roses from around its neck and... None of it matters except the aura. I didn't really understand that, but more than anything else. If you want to stay alive, you had better stay close to him. If he stays close to you, you live. If he gets too far away, for too long, you are going to die. Both of you. I don't know why I should have seen anything about you in his aura, but you seemed like part of it|}}
 :The sign of house Bryne is a bull with the rose crown of [[Andor]] around its neck, so this viewing indicates that Bryne has left his role as general of Andor to command the rebel Aes Sedai army.
-::As for needing to be near each other, during the Seanchan attack of the White Tower Siuan and Gareth are in the courtyard. A Bloodknife tries to kill Siuan, but Gareth kills him first. Siuan then heals Gareth of a deadly poison that the [[Bloodknife]] had given him right before he died. However, this does not mean that the prophecy is fulfilled and done with, as we see in aMoL chapter 37.
+::As for needing to be near each other, during the Seanchan attack of the White Tower Siuan and Gareth are in the courtyard. A Bloodknife tries to kill Siuan, but Gareth kills him first. Siuan then heals Gareth of a deadly poison that the [[Bloodknife]] had given him right before he died. However, this does not mean that the prophecy is fulfilled and done with, as shown when Siuan is killed in an attack during the Last Battle, and Bryne dies in his rage after the Warder Bond snaps.
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 Lan: {{quote|Seven ruined towers around Lan's head, and a babe in a cradle holding a sword.|}}
-:The Seven Towers refers to [[Malkier]]. In ''[[Knife of Dreams]]'', Lan sets off on a quest to revive Malkier from the [[Blight]]. It has been speculated that the babe in the cradle refers to Lan's past, but Jordan has stated that Min's viewings always refer to the future, not the past.{{ref/book|11|20}} If the pattern holds together...it may be his and Nynaeve possible child
+:The Seven Towers refers to [[Malkier]]. In ''[[Knife of Dreams]]'', Lan sets off on a quest to revive Malkier from the [[Blight]]. It has been speculated that the babe in the cradle refers to Lan's past, but Jordan has stated that Min's viewings always refer to the future, not the past.{{ref/book|11|20}} If the pattern holds together...it may be his and Nynaeve possible child.
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-With a touch of the user's blood, the ''ter'angreal'' grants the wearer incredible strength and speed, as well as the ability to shroud themselves in shadows. The ring drastically shortens a person's lifespan, however, but as [[Bloodknives]] are used for suicidal destructive missions, they are the only ones who wear the rings, as they expect to die shortly anyway. Removing the ring can slow the dying process slightly.{{ref/book|12|36}}
+With a touch of the user's blood, the ''ter'angreal'' grants the wearer incredible strength and speed, as well as the ability to shroud themselves in shadows. The ring drastically shortens a person's lifespan, however, but as [[Bloodknives]] are used for suicidal destructive missions, they are the only ones who wear the rings, as they expect to die shortly anyway. Removing the ring can slow the dying process slightly.{{ref/book|12|36}} [[Demandred]] mistook the effect for "Nights Shade", a weave from the [[Age of Legends]], hinting at a connection between the two.{{ref/book|14|37}}
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 '''The Wayfarers' Rest''' is an inn located in the town of [[Whitebridge]] in [[Andor]]. It is on the main square where the [[White Bridge]] meets the east bank of the [[Arinelle]]. It is a reasonably large establishment with the common room divided in half by a low wall, designed so that feuding ship crews can be separated into areas where they are unlikely to run into one another. The inn is owned and run by Master [[Bartim]].
-[[Rand al'Thor]], [[Mat Cauthon]] and [[Thom Merrilin]] visited the Wayfarers' Rest on their way to [[Caemlyn]], and learned from Bartim about the defeat of the [[false Dragon]] [[Logain Ablar]]. Bartim also told them that [[Padan Fain|a crazed man]] had passed through the town searching for them a week earlier. Rand and his cohorts had an altercation with [[Floran Gelb]] whilst leaving the inn and were attacked by a [[Myrddraal]] in the square outside, resulting in a battle that saw several buildings damaged by fire. [[Moiraine Damodred]], [[Lan Mandragoran]] and [[Nynaeve al'Meara]] later passed through the town and had a meal at the Wayfarers' Rest before continuing their pursuit of Rand and Mat.
+[[Rand al'Thor]], [[Mat Cauthon]] and [[Thom Merrilin]] visited the Wayfarers' Rest on their way to [[Caemlyn]], and learned from Bartim about the defeat of the [[false Dragon]] [[Logain Ablar]]. Bartim also told them that [[Padan Fain|a crazed man]] had passed through the town searching for them a week earlier. Rand and his cohorts had an altercation with [[Floran Gelb]] whilst leaving the inn and were attacked by a [[Myrddraal]] in the square outside, resulting in a battle that saw several buildings damaged by fire. [[Moiraine Damodred]], [[Lan Mandragoran]], and [[Nynaeve al'Meara]] later passed through the town and had a meal at the Wayfarers' Rest before continuing their pursuit of Rand and Mat.
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 ===The Last Battle===
-In the days leading to the last battle, Min stayed with Rand while Elayne prepared Andor and Aviendha trained to become a Wise One.
+In the days leading to the Last Battle, Min stayed with Rand while Elayne prepared Andor and Aviendha trained to become a Wise One.
 When Rand went to Shayol Ghul, Min stayed with the Andoran forces as a clerk to Gareth Bryne. However, during the battle in an effort to remain useful, she volunteered to bring a message to the Seanchan.  At the Seanchan camp she met with Matt, the new Prince of Ravens, and the Empress, Tuon. With the message delivered, Matt attempted to ferret Min away, but Min revealed that an assassination attempt would be made on Tuon.

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 Min is with Rand when he decides to re-meet with the Borderlander army stationed in Far Madding. They are greeted by the four rulers of the Borderlands just outside the city, where each one measures his restraint with a solid strike across his face. Then standing all-to-near to Rand, [[Paitar Nachiman]] asks Rand the answer to a riddle involving [[Tellindal Tirraso]]. Paitr steps down when Rand answers correctly. They all sit down to formerly discuss matters when Rand asks for their oath of obedience in exchange for him to teach the Borderlander rulers Aes Sedai, the secret of Traveling.
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 {{quote|Straps at waist and shoulder held her tightly to the block, and the headsman's axe descended, but she knew that somewhere someone was running, and if they ran fast enough, the axe would stop.}}
 :Again another references to Gawyn interfering with Egwene's decision's, they fighting but Gawyn coming back in time to save Egwene from being assassinated by the Bloodknives.
 {{quote|Mat sat on a night-shrouded hilltop, watching a grand Illuminator's display of fireworks, and suddenly his hand shot up, seized one of those bursting lights in the sky. Arrows of fire flashed from his clenched fist, and a sense of dread filled her. Men would die because of this. The world would change.}}

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 Rand: {{quote|Three women before a pyre.}}
-: Must be related to the vision about three women and a Rand's funeral bier.
+: Resolved: Elayne, Min, and Aviendha attend Rand's supposed funeral.
 '''[[The Gathering Storm/Chapter 48|Chapter 48]]'''

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 == Seanchan ==
-*Egwene has had a number of dreams about the Seanchan attacking the White Tower. It will be an event that will shake the White Tower to its core. This has strengthened her resolve to unite the Tower before this event occurs (''fulfilled'')
+*Egwene has had a number of dreams about the Seanchan attacking the White Tower. It will be an event that will shake the White Tower to its core. This has strengthened her resolve to unite the Tower before this event occurs.  This is fulfilled in the Seanchan attack which claims Elaida.
-*She has also dreamed that she is tied to a Seanchan woman who will somehow save her, a thought she isn't too pleased with.(''fulflled''){{ref/book|10|20}}
+*She has also dreamed that she is tied to a Seanchan woman who will somehow save her, a thought she isn't too pleased with.  Fulfilled when Egwene bonds Leilwin in order to keep fighting after the death of her Warder, Gawyn Trakand.{{ref/book|10|20}}
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	Shemerin is spotted by [[Gawyn Trakand]] in the [[Rebel Aes Sedai]] camp upon his entrance to the camp to met with [[Gareth Bryne]]. She is passing herself off as a wash women in the camp, though does not seem to be a spy but merely apathetic and accepting of her diminished role as an Aes Sedai stripped of the shawl. Under questioning by the Rebel Aes Sedai she discloses her escape route out of [[Tar Valon]], a storm drain tunnel, which allows entry to the city by a small force of soldiers during the following [[Seanchan]] raid.		Shemerin is spotted by [[Gawyn Trakand]] in the [[Rebel Aes Sedai]] camp upon his entrance to the camp to met with [[Gareth Bryne]]. She is passing herself off as a wash women in the camp, though does not seem to be a spy but merely apathetic and accepting of her diminished role as an Aes Sedai stripped of the shawl. Under questioning by the Rebel Aes Sedai she discloses her escape route out of [[Tar Valon]], a storm drain tunnel, which allows entry to the city by a small force of soldiers during the following [[Seanchan]] raid.
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-'''Jalindin''' is a [[Seeker]] from [[Seanchan]].
+'''Jalindin''' is a [[Seekers_for_Truth]] from [[Seanchan]].
 == Appearance ==

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 He is sent by Rand as his ambassador to the [[Sea Folk]]. There he calls on the Sea Folk's part of the [[Bargain]], which is to provide as many ships as possible and to supply over one million people with food and supplies in [[Arad Doman]]. News of the [[Amayar]] mass suicide arrives, for which Logain doesn't show much remorse, reminding them of their priority to the Bargain first.
-He is one of the six to accompany Rand to his meeting with the [[Daughter of the Nine Moons]]. A fight soon breaks out when the Daughter of the Nine Moons is revealed to actually be [[Semirhage]] in disguise.
+He is one of the six to accompany Rand to his meeting with the [[Daughter of the Nine Moons]]. A fight soon breaks out when the Daughter of the Nine Moons truthspeaker is revealed to actually be [[Semirhage]] in disguise.
 ===Current Mystery===

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 * 200 [[Asha'man]] led by [[Mazrim Taim]]
 * 9 [[Salidar]] [[Aes Sedai]]
-* 90 Aiel [[Wise Ones]] led by [[Sorilea]]
+* 94 Aiel [[Wise Ones]] led by [[Sorilea]]
 * Approximately 6,000 [[Aiel]] led by [[Rhuarc]], clan chief of the [[Taardad]]
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 Egwene frequently acts in a manner that comes off as arrogant. She also, like many other women in the series, believes men to be foolish or blunt. Because of this, she usually gets her way.
-One aspect of her personality developed throughout the series is her similarities to Aes Sedai in nature, despite not having been nurtured in the White Tower. She begins to gain skill in manipulation and gains a view that things must be as she sees them and assumes things that aren't always true. One example is her belief that Rand takes the embassy from Tar Valon at face value despite the fact that Rand is more wary of them then any other.
+One aspect of her personality developed throughout the series is her similarities to Aes Sedai in nature, despite not having been nurtured in the White Tower. She begins to gain skill in manipulation and gains a view that things must be as she sees them and assumes things that aren't always true. She puts a lot of faith in the White Tower, believing it is, like most Aes Sedai, the ultimate source of knowledge and the best thing to rely on. Her opinion of the Tower is very high. Egwene has shown she may think the White Tower should "guide" Rand, and could use him better than he could on his own. One example is her belief that Rand takes the embassy from Tar Valon at face value despite the fact that Rand is more wary of them then any other.
 == Channeling abilities ==
-She is one of the strongest female channelers seen in over a thousand years. Among women, Egwene al'Vere is only outstripped in the One Power currently by [[Nynaeve]], [[Talaan]], [[Sharina]], [[Alivia]], [[Someryn]], [[Tamela]], [[Viendre]] and the [[Forsaken]]. She has likely reached her potential, or is at least further along that path than [[Elayne Trakand]] and [[Aviendha]], who have the same ultimate potential as her, but are further behind on the path to reaching it.
+She is one of the strongest female channelers seen in over a thousand years. Among women, Egwene al'Vere is only outstripped in the One Power currently by [[Nynaeve]], [[Talaan]], [[Sharina]], [[Alivia]], [[Someryn]], [[Tamela]], [[Viendre]] and the [[Forsaken]]. She has likely reached her potential, or at least very far along.
 She is also the first Aes Sedai [[Dreamer]] to have been discovered since [[Corianin Nedeal]], who died approximately 475 years prior to her rediscovery of this Talent; she is powerful enough to break out of an illusion orchestrated by [[Moghedien]] in the [[World of Dreams]], which is no small feat, considering that Moghedien is the most powerful Dreamer among the Forsaken (it is hinted, however, by Moghedien that she wasn't really trying to keep Egwene - just testing her strength).
-She also has exceptional ability with weaving Earth, as shown by her talent for [[Delving]] and detecting metal ores, and good with Fire which is a very rare trait among women, giving her the ability to create [[cuendillar]] with immense speed and ease (an ability which she incidentally was the one to rediscover). She also has strength in Spirit as evidenced by her ability to still an Aes Sedai holding the source while she was only Accepted and her Dream-related Talents. By her own admission, she is also very strong in Air and Water, making it likely that she is one of the rare few channelers with great ability in all five of the Powers. She has no Talent with [[Healing]], though her Healing weaves seem to favorably impress the Head of the Yellow Ajah.
+She also has exceptional ability with weaving Earth, as shown by her talent for [[Delving]] and detecting metal ores, and decent with Fire which is a very rare trait among women, giving her the ability to create [[cuendillar]] with immense speed and ease (an ability which she incidentally was the one to rediscover). She also has strength in Spirit as evidenced by her ability to still an Aes Sedai holding the source while she was only Accepted and her Dream-related Talents. By her own admission, she is also very strong in Air and Water, making it likely that she is one of the rare few channelers with great ability in all five of the Powers. She has no Talent with [[Healing]], though her Healing weaves seem to favorably impress the Head of the Yellow Ajah.
 Egwene can split her flow fourteen ways, a feat unmatched by even the Forsaken, though they may well be capable of it. The Aes Sedai of the White Tower have declared that there are no areas of the Power she needs training in.
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 Over the course of her reign, she tries her best to live by the three oaths despite the fact that she had not yet sworn on the Oath Rod. She proposes a lot of new changes to the Aes Sedai, including the idea that they should retire into the [[Kin]]. She has also opened the novice book for women of any age now, which has increased their number immensely.
-She has thus far proven herself to be a powerful Amyrlin, indeed perhaps to become one of the greatest Amyrlins there have ever been.
+She has thus far proven herself to be a powerful Amyrlin.
 === Betrayal and capture ===
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-Egwene and Rand argue about his plans to break the [[Seals]] of the [[Dark One's prison]].
+Egwene and Rand argue about his plans to break the [[Seals]] of the [[Dark One's prison]]. Egwene still refuses to see Rand's perspective, and intends to have the Aes Sedai acknowledged as the leading force in the Last Battle. She confuses and angers Rand to mess up his equilibrium.
 Rand gives Egwene the Seals after prodding from Moiraine.
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-After hours of channeling, Egwene is tired, but pushes on and drives the Sharans back at a high cost of lives on both sides. M'Hael returns with the aid of Demandred's ''sa'angreal'' [[Sakarnen]], and starts using balefire indiscriminately against her troops. Egwene duels M'Hael head-on, sa'angreal to sa'angreal, but still refuses to attack with balefire, contemplating on Perrin's words, ''It is only a weave'', and her belief on the existence of an opposite weave. Launching a balefire against her, Egwene releases a newly invented weave to counter M'Hael's sa'angreal-aided stream of balefire, which she had tried on the spreading cracks on the ground earlier but now "of a greater power and scope": the [[Flame of Tar Valon]]. Egwene releases the weave against M'Hael's balefire attack, and the two cancel each other out, with the Flame of Tar Valon also shoring up the cracks in the Pattern created by the relentless use of balefire by the Shadow's forces.
+After hours of channeling, Egwene is tired, but pushes on and drives the Sharans back at a high cost of lives on both sides. M'Hael returns with the aid of Demandred's ''sa'angreal'' [[Sakarnen]], and starts using balefire indiscriminately against her troops. Egwene duels M'Hael head-on, sa'angreal to sa'angreal, but still refuses to attack with balefire, contemplating on Perrin's words, ''It is only a weave'', and her belief on the existence of an opposite weave. Launching a balefire against her, Egwene releases a newly invented weave to counter M'Hael's sa'angreal-aided stream of balefire, which she had tried on the spreading cracks on the ground earlier but now "of a greater power and scope": which she arrogantly names the [[Flame of Tar Valon]]. Egwene releases the weave against M'Hael's balefire attack, and the two cancel each other out, with the Flame of Tar Valon also shoring up the cracks in the Pattern created by the relentless use of balefire by the Shadow's forces.
-Drawing upon more of the Power than she can handle safely, for Vora's ''sa'angreal'' has no buffer, Egwene defeats M'Hael and leaves him in a frozen, crystallized form. Because she had pulled in too much of the Power, Egwene decides to make one last attack to defeat the enemy rather than get burned out and die, laying to waste "her rally of the Aes Sedai and the dozens upon dozens of Sharans she had killed." She wraps Leilwin (Egeanin) in bonds of air, transporting her to safety by gateway and releases her from her service, expressing instructions that agree with Rand's plan to break the seals at the right time, at "the moment the light shines."
+Drawing upon more of the Power than she can handle safely, for Vora's ''sa'angreal'' has no buffer, Egwene defeats M'Hael and leaves him in a frozen, crystallized form. Because she had pulled in too much of the Power, Egwene decides to make one last attack to defeat the enemy rather than get burned out and die, laying to waste "her rally of the Aes Sedai and the dozens upon dozens of Sharans she had killed." She wraps Leilwin (Egeanin) in bonds of air, transporting her to safety by gateway and releases her from her service, expressing instructions that, finally realizing the effect of it, agree with Rand's plan to break the seals at the right time, at "the moment the light shines."
 Egwene then turns to the remaining Sharans, and unleashes the Flame of Tar Valon "into the ground beneath her and high into the sky", which washes across the remaining hundreds of Sharan channelers in the area, crystallizing them in a manner that "would have had much less effect on a person who had not given himself to the Shadow" and sealing all the cracks on the ground made by her duel with M'Hael.

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 === Caring for ''damane'' ===
-When the group reaches [[Caemlyn]], a group of ''[[sul'dam]]'' and ''[[damane]]'' are captured by [[Rand al'Thor]] are placed into Reanne's care. She informs Elayne that three of the ''damane'' are ready to be freed from captivity.
+When the group reaches [[Caemlyn]], a group of ''[[sul'dam]]'' and ''[[damane]]''  captured by [[Rand al'Thor]] are placed into Reanne's care. She informs Elayne that three of the ''damane'' are ready to be freed from captivity.
 She also sends a group of Kinswomen into Ebou Dar to try and retrieve or free any woman captured by the Seanchan.

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 ==The resolution==
 Her force of over ten thousand surrounding the city of Tar Valon, Egwene delayed the siege for as long as possible. At the very last moment before she was to order the strike, ten sitters from the [[Hall of the Tower]] came to inform her that they had decided to raise her as the rightful Amyrlin Seat. Her army was allowed to enter the city and moved quickly to relieve and support the haggard Tower Guards. With this, the White Tower was divided no longer and the Siege of Tar Valon was finally over.
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+|headofstate=[[Rodel Ituralde]]
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