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Sivart Reborn

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  1. We're getting old. However, despite me finding many things in the fantasy world that I've liked more than Wot since I originally joined, it is this community that keeps me coming back. Never before and never again will I find such a bunch of zany, insane, yet genuinely friendly if somewhat awkwardly comfortable people in all that dark abyss that is the internet.

     

    :ghug:

  2. Ishamael is still pretty good. Although all I ever expected out of him was batshit insane.

     

    The other Forsaken, I agree with that sentiment all the way.

     

    Siuan, she got less mature as the books went on, starting from her healing onward, methinks.

     

    Faile, she was kind of awesome at first, but she didn't do much in the way of, well, making sense with half the things she did.

     

    Mat, I actually like more now than I did then.

     

    Perrin, I used to really like, but now he has on/off moments where I alternate between 'yay' and 'I wish I could strangle him'.

     

    Rand, goes something like this. Liked. Disliked. Hated. Loathed. Hated. Disliked. Loathed some more. FREAKING JESUS SANTA RAND? AWESOME!

  3. To be honest, I fell out of love with WoT shortly after finishing Lord of Chaos. Up until recently, other than cleansing the Male Half of the Source, those books had so little of real import (yes, subplots abound, but I lost track of those back in The Dragon Reborn) that I read them more out of my obsession with finishing series that I began. RJ had a marvelous method with words, but I think he lingered on some things too long (and this is coming from a Tolkien fan who acknowledges the man's long-windedness). I do enjoy the book, I bought them all, and I probably will reread them all someday in sequence. But they are no where near my favorites. Too much too long.

     

    But fantasy series seem to have a habit of being too long. If you storyline hits double digit novels, you've taken too long in my opinion.

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