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Date Posted: 09:07:26 03/01/03 Sat
Author: Yurian
Subject: Re: Crossroads of Twilight - I see dead people
In reply to:
Jacq
's message, "Re: Crossroads of Twilight - I see dead people" on 02:50:47 02/20/03 Thu
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>Anyway, it seems to me that in Book 10 there are an
>awful lot of ghosts appearing ... someone claims to
>see Lord Meilan who's died and then there's that town
>(So Hadar ??) that Perrin visits and also Mat's
>little dance with oncoming ghostly traffic when he
>heads off to town with Tuon and Selucia. So lots of
>evidence that something, either the failure of the
>seals or the DO touch on the world or something new,
>is allowing ghosts to walk. My point is maybe this is
>the avenue by which Moiraine, supposedly dead, may yet
>make her presence felt. In Book 11 (I am so sick of
>waiting for the next book that when it comes out I
>swear I'm not reading it until there's a release date
>for Book 12!!)....anyway in book 11 maybe we'll not
>only be able to see dead people but speak to them too.
>Then Min's viewing that Rand can't succeed without a
>woman already dead (presumably Moiraine) won't seem so
>impossible.
I was fairly surprised by the whole ghosts things - it seemed quite un-RJ-ish, considering how his magic normally feels more scientific than mystical. It actually kind of reminded me of Fain's work, especially that town So Habor, though I think something as big as this is probably beyond Fain.
As for Morraine - its possible. I still tend to believe that she's alive, in 'Finn Land, and that she's going to be rescued by Thom (and probably Olver too). The emphasis on Tom reading and re-reading his letter from Moraine in Book 10 seem to suggest it might happen soon. Not sure how, but the tower of Genjdai (OK, can't spell that), looks like the probable route. Its been mentioned too many times for it never to be used.
Oh, and as for book 11, I feel I don't really care about the wait to be honest. Book 10 was frankly poor, and while I hope the next one reclaims former glories, I'm no longer desperate for more, like I was earlier in the series.
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