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So Dashiva is Osan'gar, right? I can't decide if it's him or Taim in charge or the attack on Rand. Could it be that even Taim is not aware of his true identity? Also I was wondering about Aran'gar and her use of saidin. Is this supposed to indicate male/female are distinguished by the quality...

I just assumed madness was a gradual process and the breaking took everyone by surprise since they didn't know the signs. But yikes, I'm reading tPoD now and you're right, it strikes quick. Hmm I'm not sure about Taim. I never though he was a darkfriend due to passing the DO's prison shield onto...

Blue Ajah: 8 Green Ajah: 6 Red Ajah: 5 Gray Ajah: 3 Yellow Ajah: 2 Brown Ajah: 2 White Ajah: 0 It's amusing me how close my 2nd and 3rd are Red and Green. :look ...so mostly Blue and not a dot White. Sounds about right. Moraine is my favorite AS , her path in life is certainly the most...

Logain's case (and Leane/Siuan's too) is special though. I think revenge against the reds, perhaps true love too, would be the few exceptions for one to overcome gentling. Although, definitely AS could have figured out a way to make the process healthier, like finding ways to treat their...

The first Ariel we meet in the Great Hunt mentions Verin to have the look of the wise ones. I dunno, I assumed he meant agelessness.

I didn't know that. So far gentling has always been said to equate death, unless I've missed something... I thought the women were sent away and never heard of again, hence Suian thoughts alluding to unknown effectiveness of marriage to help with stilling. This is my second read, but I didn't...

Same. They're the most fun girls around, strangely enough.

So Taim warded off insanity for fifteen years? And Logain six? Those are big numbers, a lot of time. I understand that gentling is a necessarily, sure, but that's pretty messed up. Robbing possibly so many years from someone's life is morally questionable and so far I feel the book's skims over...