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Oh dear, I kept re-reading and finished the series again. Guess, I'll have to go back and re-join you.

I'm getting stuck in Ebou Dar (right after Lan returns)...have I entered the SLOG? LOL.

We also learn that Liandrin was a bit of a wilder as well before she went to the Tower. This seems a pretty common theme in RJ's writing that of disliking (or criticizing) in others something that is evident or a part of yourself all while being blind (purposely?) of your own self.

@Aduiavas Ida Sedia, I agree with your insights and observations. I found it fascinating to see this personal development in Nynaeve and Egwene. I also thought that the Galad / Elayne situation again demonstrated Elayne's strict (narrow-minded?) perspective of Galad. When she sees him "always...

Bringing this over to re-read, so we can spoiler as necessary.... @Chiema Purvene'Caba , so speaking to things that I didn't really pick up on during earlier reads. Nynaeve recognizing the Yellow symbol hanging in the window. As I look at it now, it speaks to me that she (Nynaeve) did a lot...

Looking forward to continuing!

Perhaps the large grey speckled fowl is a turkey? Also, I don't think Rand's way of asking to enter the Hold was an accident. Both Couladin and Rhuarc say "I ask leave to enter your hold, roofmistress." Which we learn is the way that a Clan Chief asks permission. But Heirn, a Sept Chief...

I felt that Faile was trying to make the point that she and Perrin were connected; it was more an expression of love...albeit in a poor way. Similarly, Perrin's attempt to drive Faile away; was because he loved her and didn't want her hurt. Both attempts were less than graceful; but instead...

Just made it through Rand's battle with Ishmael in the Stone...at the very beginning Rand describing a feeling of "tearing" and then he grabs Callandor....I wonder if this is a beginning of the merging with him and Ishmael or if this is what let's LTT in......