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I think it's just a Talent, but if Nynaeve turns out to be an unnamed Chosen, that would be absolutely incredible.

They could turn WoT into sort of a Star Wars universe, maybe, and have a bunch of authors write stories in there. That's about the only reasonable way I see for them to continue publishing things in that world. Sanderson has his own ideas, stories, and career. It wouldn't be fair to the world if he bottled that up to continue writing in Randland.

Another vote for reading them all or none. There are some pretty awesome reveals in both of Sanderson's books in the series that would be ignored or fall completely flat without having 11 books building to them. If you're not a thorough reader, some of it might be lost without also looking into the web discussions about the books over the last 20 years. Basically, if you skip them all to read the Sanderson books it will be a complete waste of time. Brandon would agree that he wouldn't be what he is if there were no Rigney that came first.

Whites: Atlas Shrugged Greens: Kama Sutra Yellows: A new copy of the PDR Black: The Satanic Verses Reds: A novelization of Chasing Amy (there was one in Japan). Blue: Robin Hood Brown: Guns, Germs, and Steel Gray: The Fall

Well, now it did!

Maybe a mod can incorporate the 11/10/11 date into the thread title or first post, since I don't think it makes sense to do a second thread for the Huntington signing. 1. There was a guy there with a mistcloak and a copper coin. Brandon took a picture of him. 2. Some guy drove 11 hours to get there, and Brandon signed and gave him the cardboard Alloy of Law poster. 3. I think I made him feel more uncomfortable than ever when I got him to reluctantly poke my wife's belly (she has a dragon brewing in there). He said it would go down as an "odd request." Information on who the prologue viewpoint is NOT: Ogier - either army. I guess there's an evil one and a good one, but it's not them. - OOPS NOT EVIL, Gardeners and Loial's. I'm a retard. Fain - This was my guess, and some woman 2 people ahead of me guessed it first. He hinted that it was "on the right track" since the army has apparently dropped off of most people's radar. I don't recall everyone else that he had written down, but when I scanned it nothing popped out as a terrific guess that wasn't "obviously wrong."

I do think that Dan's speaking time has been shortened with the addition, which kind of sucks. I think he's probably the cleverest of the group.