Turin Turambar

Thanks. So people are weird and violent. I think that sums up society. It's OK, I forgive you all. Mostly.

So in short, people take random stuff way too seriously? Is it possible to name a precedent

Call me naive, but why?

ahh... I'm spoiled - I like when I can find the answer eventually, cause Brandon would just RAFO something, which means we'll find out eventually.

What's the third thing? Talk about death of the author - I know it's morbid, but so apt.

Whooo!

I finally finished reading the whole series. Yay! Certain things bothered me about end of the series though. 1) How does Rand light his pipe at the very end. 2) How do Moridin and Rand switch bodies.

CONSPIRACY!!!!

So which religon? It's got to be one that they're familiar with enough that they don't ask what a priestess is. Sorry if my thoughts come out muddled - it's sort of hard to explain. Point being that they don't comment on a word that should be unfamiliar to them, ergo, they must have heard of the word. Therefore, they are probably familiar with the said religion. That's true, but whenever they mention Shin religions, they only mentions shamans.

It sounds reasonable - but how would MTG know the next oath?

they have shamans, not priestesses that's probable. What I'm asking is where did he even get the idea of priestesses? Everyone knew what he was talking about, so they are all familiar with the concept. that means that a culture on roshar has priestesses. (at least, high priestesses.) I want to know which one. I recall that warbreaker had high priests and priestesses for the returned. Any connection?

Is it the same artist that did the covers for alcatraz? it reminds me of that. I'll agree though, it does seem slightly juvenile. I don't know whether this was written scifi or children's though.

I was thinking - in one of Beards stories, he was saying how he stole all of the high priestesses attention. Problem is, where are there such a thing. It's not anywhere near anything Vorin, because ardent's are slaves, and, well, called ardents. It could be the passions, but my impression of them was that they were self guided. Any guesses where this was?

Why are there SO MANY awesome side character? Can anyone else not decide? Barring that, I'd say the guy in the Purelakes. I can't remember his name.

OK, now we wait for the Dragon of Roshar who was really in idiot elsecaller who thought it was a good idea.

Yay! That's one for worldhoppers!

Well, didn't she go insane at one point in her childhood?

Where do we know that?

I meant killing people so the fused don't have hosts.

I like the idea of trapping the Fused souls in gems - it beats mass genocide. Even that has issues though, because some humans fought for Odium too. And then, Horneater and Herdazian are part parshendi, so are you going to kill them too, on a maybe? And what about everyone who may have some Horneater or Herdazian blood?

Yeah, but how did he find out about Worldhopping to know of Roshar? Hoid? I guess I'm really looking forward to Nightblood then, but they're my favorite cameo characters in the series (excluding Hoid, of course.)