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This makes Moiraine somewhat of an outlier, as many of the other Aes Sedai we meet in the books are less... benevolent. That sorta explains their suspiciousness towards her, plus of course the surrounding culture distrusts Aes Sedai in general (and not for entirely bad reasons.) EDIT: Just to...

Oof, that's rough.

That's hardly unique. It's a common idea to lessen the description during action sequences, to quicken the pace of reading and getting through a sense of urgency.