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Looking up the thread now!!! This is going to be awesome read thank you for letting me know... I have always identified with Perrin, even as far back as my high school days playing Final Fantasy XI mmorpg, my name was Perrinx on those servers... maybe subconsciously there is more to it than I...

The only thing I wish RJ had done differently is maybe bring in someone on the autism spectrum for one of the characters. I never felt anyone in the story represented someone on the spectrum like myself. I think during RJ's time though, the spectrum stuff was all still relatively new. So fair...

this was a wonderful read. thank you for sharing. I honestly never read Tuon or the Seanchan in this way. I'm sorry you had that experience btw, growing up I mean. my dislike for the Seanchan and Tuon are just they feel out of place in the story sometimes. like it's almost forced? I don't know...

I have to admit, if I were to pick a least favorite aspect of Wheel of Time, it is also the Seanchan for me. Even during my first read of the series, I remember being intrigued by them, but over time it just felt like it was "forced" into the story a little too much to give the world more depth...

I LOVE YOUR SIGNATURE WAIT WAIT WAIT what book of the re-read are you on book 2? i can totally catch up with you, we can be signature buddies... I am guessing you highlight the next book and update the sig... I LOVE THAT SO MUCH, i want a bigger version of it for my desktop background on win...

That's interesting, maybe they abused their power a little too much, and that is why Luthair decided to chain them... I really wish Robert Jordan had written those two other prequels! So much I want to know haha

We need the Resident Historian to save the day... I also would like to know this.

Wouldn't that require men who can channel to also be the equivalent of the female version to control the collared ones? Otherwise, you might as well just Still them with the Red Ajah if you don't intend to use their power anyway. I suppose Stilling resulted in death or madness though too from...

oh right, wow I had forgotten all about that... lol ty for clarifying. hmm I guess the Dark One isn't to blame then, just terrible humans... I'm not sure what this means ethically LOL

Interesting... wait wait wait... I thought Artur Hawking founded the Seanchan Empire? He took all those people when he fled the mainland, and Seanchan was founded, with him at the helm, so if he started all this, and The Dark One was the one whispering to him how bad channeling was...

I am doing my re-read of the eye of the world right now, and when Rand meets The Dark One for the first time in the dream world in book 1, The Dark One tells Rand that he told Artur Hawking to hate the Aes Sedai, and made his last words be "Destroy the White Tower"... so it seems there is no...