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No more book discussion for me considering I can't remember little details like that so far back. It's been well over a year since if not longer since relistening to A Shadow Rising :P :fistbump

Elayne also held Rand's bond to keep her steady.

He was also constantly reminded that his role was to protect Elayne and subsequently Egwene. It doesn't seem like anyone explained to him that doesn't always mean being aggressive towards others. And being newly married and bonded would have only amplified his impulsive nature. I don't think...

Thanks for reminding us of this :) However... ...all the more reason Gawyn should have kept himself out of the fighting, plot hole or not. Though RJ/Sanderson might have been purposefully messing with us and wanting us to actually yell at Gawyn by this point (What? You didn't? :look :p ;)). I...

Agreed, Aduiavas Sedai. However, Egwene should have let go of Gawyn's bond way before Tarmon Gai'don even started, imo. He was a liability from the beginning. :facepalm --- I hope no one minds my discussing Egwene in the Siuan thread and vice versa :curtsey

A bit further in and these events are beginning to happen. Everything is beginning to come back. :cry I agree. Bonds should have been let go. Though, Siuan's death happens so suddenly that I don't think she would have had time to do it. Alanna and Egwene had plenty of time.

The Companion says they never married so it never happened :)

I have a feeling I need to finish relistening to AMoL before asking what events you're referring to here. I just started the mega-chapter. Time to stop myself from fact checking at wot.wikia...:novice

Gareth Bryne's death is the part of Siuan's ending that I can't quite comprehend either. Sure, they were married and bonded. Maybe it's the fictional equivalent of perfectly healthy spouses/SOs suddenly dying with their spouse/SO dies? There wouldn't have been enough time to try Myrelle...