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That's the whole point, that's why I believe that all children he was suppose to conceive, he conceived already. None of that Moridin's DNA crap.

I highly doubt that Rand will have anything to do with lives of his children. I believe that they will be part of the life he left behind. If any of the women goes seeking for him, that would be without children, which is why I believe that only Min will be the one to find him.

Most infuriating? Ishamael! Kill Lews Therin! Don't kill Lews Therin! No, wait, kill Lews Therin! Don't touch Lews Therin, he is mine! Actually, kill him!

All good points, Don and Madrin.

Btw, can anyone clarify this for me? Spirit guide? Hopper? Something else?

Even after 14 books, this is still the most moving moment for me: "`The Light shine on you, Lord Ingtar of House Shinowa, and may you find shelter in the palm of the Creator's hand.' He touched Ingtar's shoulder. `The last embrace of the mother welcome you home'

OK, thanks. I am glad this is the case.

Well, if he wrote it like that, and it turns out it's not true, I call that cheap trick, to be honest. I'd rather think this was one of the mistakes Sanderson made that went unnoticed.

None. Egwene and her overly ambitious personality annoyed me since the first book, and I wasn't too attached to the horse. I did feel some remorse for Siuan, and definitely Lanfear, since she was one of my favorite characters. It would have been cool if she had survived, just to keep the all...

Sulin died in one of previous books, if I recall correctly. Shame about Dobraine, Sanderson said that he was meant to be included. I am wondering what became of Morgaze and Tallanwore, Basel Gil, and did Juilin and Uno survive the battle.

I remember that when Rahvin burned Mat and those Aiel around him, that there was something said like this (paraphrasing): "He saw Mat's smoldering body, his medallion not protecting him from male channeling." Am I right? Also, I would really appreciate if someone can tell me what happened with...

It was not meant to be insulting, that's just my observation regarding not only WoT but also other book series/TV shows/movie series which have a large base of followers. It's an observation about social phenomenon and my personal opinion, it has nothing to do with anyone agreeing or...

No, it's not fair at all.

Yes, I agree with everything you wrote, Martin. I believe we are victims of poor writer's planning here. And to be honest, and I don't mean to offend anyone, I am amazed with capacities and willingness of some people to come up with "theories" and guesses in order to make up for failed...

I agree, but there was so much build up about Demandred. So this was way to simple, IMO. And about the prophecy, just like many others, this one does not make any sense, which is thoroughly disappointing. And about Taim... It still doesn't make sense to me that he wasn't required to...

I mean - c'mon! There are so many loose ends and inconsistencies in the ending that it hurts. For example, we go through the whole Aviendha at Ruidean story - for what? So they do two things differently and now everything is OK, the future is going to change? And who the hell is Nakomi? Why...

Re: Favorite random minor characters for no good reason Hurin, probably. I really liked him in the second book, especially his loyalty and quiet courage. I particularly enjoyed his conversation with Arthur Hawkwing.

Re: Unanswered Questions you'd personally like answered in # That about sa'angreals I forgot completely. I wonder if Taim has the other one.

Re: Unanswered Questions you'd personally like answered in # Thanks! Now that I see them, yes, I want all of those fulfilling and making sense!

Re: Unanswered Questions you'd personally like answered in # Please, link.