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Not really.

If you didn't like the book and you've lost all faith in the series, why do you keep arguing about it Aulrick? The book isn't going to be magically rewritten and no one who liked it is going to change their mind (I happen to be one of the ones who thought it was epic and I am very, very...

Actually, there is one bit of specific foreshadowing that indicates that this is NOT the final turn. :look When Moridin is playing with the fisherking playing piece for the game Sha'rah (I think I spelled it right) and it looks just like Rand. He even mentioned that it seemed likely it was a...

I am amused that the same people are having the same argument ten pages after I stopped following this thread. :cheese

Personal addition to the debate: The Dark One is also the Lord of the Grave. If he were to cease existing, I personally feel that the souls in the Pattern would no longer be capable of dying, resulting in first a zombie apocalypse (since their bodies would deteriorate but they would not be able...

I accept it because the part of the scene that made him hesitate was not one he intentionally created. He initially blamed that on the Dark One, but his realization that that was not so, that there truly would be an aspect of humanity *missing* if the Dark One were killed, was true. There has...

Yep! It is written as if someone from the Third Age was sharing information. It is not and never has been a completely reliable source of information about Randland. :P

For the same reason that the world created in the Matrix was not a beautiful utopia. Humans would not be human if they did not have facets of good and bad. It's just.....I don't know how to explain it. There has to be balance, or humans would cease to progress as a race because they would have...

I actually completely understood why Rand didn't kill the Dark One, and it didn't bother me at all. :blink