Let's Destroy Some Evil

I had known he finished Wheel of Time, but it had been years since book 9/10 and I didn't want to reread everything to finish.  Found myself in prison for nearly 3 years back about 7 years ago now.  Had the time and space so reread and then finished it.  Honestly thought the last 3 books were better than most of RJs (sorry for the blasphemy).  After finishing up WoT I grabbed all the books in order essentially: Elantris, Warbreaker, Mistborn Era 1, TWoK, WoR, Mistborn Era 2, Arcanum Unbounded, Rithmatist, White Sand, Oathbringer.....  all of those were read within 2 years, on top of WoT and many other fantasy/Sci Fi series'.

In essence, Brandon Sanderson got me through easily the most difficult period of my life, and in such a way that it almost made it enjoyable.  He and this community will always hold a very special place in my heart, thanks to you all!

Damn, now I have to go back and re-read it.  I knew something was off with the SF but couldn't quite place my finger on it.  I think as I was reading I knew he was going to break the "bond" he has with Gavilar (or G's death would break it, etc).  When I realized that I retroactively assumed then that the SF went through a similar experience as Syl did when her old Knight died.  I still kinda like my theory but this is WAAAY more compelling, with less leaps.

Now that I'm thinking a little more now though....  how does Ishar actually keep it from the SF that he's interloping, and why (if the actual SF is aware) doesn't he alert Gavilar?  there's something definitely up here, but I've now convinced myself of like 3 different theories lol!

Freakin' Ishar is going to end up being the Daenarys of this series.  I actually want to like him, he seems super OP and working a rust ton of different angles.  But I have the sinking feeling he's going to turn out to be the most unhinged and unpredictable and do something world-breakingly catastrophic.  SIGH