bschnebs

I don't think either Lightsong or Wit are funny

Corporal isn't a high rank...its below Sergeant, and I'm pretty sure we've seen dark eyed Sergeants. I'm more interested in what he did with his slave brands and how he pulled off Corporal with a Captain's uniform.

I can't remember, did we already know that Mraize knew Shallan was Veil?

I'd say its probably one of those instances of where they've come to expect the blades to behave in a certain way, so they do. I figure if somebody didn't "know" it had to be summoned to hand, then they could summon it elsewhere. Brandon seems to have a lot of abilities be limited by the user's perception of how they work.

will he be reading in German? If so, post a video and critique his accent.

I wonder if Brandon put the Shard Fork in as a treat for us, or if he independently stuck it in there. I seem to remember posts long ago about a shard fork...maybe it was him in disguise giving us hints.

I've been reading a lot of Wen Spencer lately. Her books aren't nearly as complex as some of the epic fantasies, but they're good quick reads and very enjoyable.

Since when is Hazel considered dark?

Did anybody else think that the guy in White Sand was wearing an Elvis Jumpsuit?

And the lawsuit has been dropped as of July 2. Apparently they're working out some kind of settlement.

Hearing on motion to dismiss has been postponed again to 6 July 2015. Found a page where a fan/lawyer is explains the motions. http://mobi-wan-kenobi.kinja.com/an-update-on-that-wheel-of-time-lawsuit-1707233225

I saw it on reddit by user: https://www.reddit.com/user/Halo6819

Apparently the hearing on the motion to dismiss 3 of the 4 complaints that was supposed to happen April 27 got postponed til June 1.

Found this link today. http://www.reddit.com/r/WoT/comments/30jhxi/update_on_the_wheel_of_time_pilot_lawsuit/ It contains updates on the lawsuit from some law student that has easier access to the court documents than us regular slontzes.

We have most of the changes above...if you're really worried about your copy being wrong now, you can go edit them yourself...that way you'll always know how they originally were and the corrections. I doubt we'll see this sort of thing very often. This was a learning experience for Sanderson and in the future, he'll most likely keep the book true to his vision of the characters and find a way to make the words work rather than put in characterization that he's not happy with. EDIT: heh...both my points were ninja'd