The Forsaken at every given moment:

(WoT Book 5 Spoilers) It's a closer fight than you might think.

Nynaeve at the end of Fires of Heaven:

Do you guys think the reason Moiraine was so serene and non-reactive when Egwene told her Siuan was dead was because she knew that she herself was going to die, so she was content knowing she'd meet Siuan in the afterlife

In honor of show Lanfear absolutely serving it, here's a painting of book Lanfear from an unrelated scene I drew a while ago. Guess she just likes burning things. As she should.

Im reading fires of heaven

This was just devastating 😞

the min, siuan, leane, and logain road trip is so funny

“[Moiraine] could not be used to taking orders from anyone except Siuan Sanche, and Rand was willing to wager she had never done that without a tussle…..” 👀

*bratty bottom confirmed*

one of valan luca’s circus people surprise attacking nynaeve in the head with a stick and then nynaeve proceeding not only to beat her to a pulp but also to injure just about every other circus member who tried to pull her off is peak looney toons behavior

I love that Nynaeve encounters Elaida in the Dreaming, hears Elaida say she's the Amyrlin, and immediately Nynaeve goes "wow, what a nightmare. Anyway, on to spy on the real Amyrlin—"

(WoT Book 5-6 Spoilers) Has this been done yet? Anyway my excitement when he finally showed up in Lord of Chaos was indescribable.

Just finished the fifth book of WoT and it was kinda... Disappointing?

Not only did I slog through it all summer but a lot of the parts on the book I sat back and thought "is this really a professional author...?"

Don't get me wrong, it was a decent book and I'm not letting go of the characters, but some of the lines were so cheesy and a lot of the scenes were lackluster. The end of chapter 43 ends with "It was then that the lightning began to fall. And after that things got really hairy." And Asmodean's death was along the same lines of cheese and wattpad-ness: "'You? No!' the word still hung in the air when death took him." That in itself isn't a bad line but the build up to his death was "Asmodean is a charred pile of flesh, balefire shenanigans, Asmodean is alive and happy that he's alive, relishing in the fact he can laugh in the Forsaken's face when they die, he opens a door, blood drains from his face, and that line is dropped. It's really disappointing.

Same with the other death scenes. With how easily they skimmed over Moiraine and Lanfear's death I'm inclined to think they're both still alive. And Lan's walking away from the conversation with Rand was yet another instance of choppy story telling from rj in this book. Nynaeve was written fairly well with the Birgitte and Moghedian arc, but that's one of the few genuinely good things in this book.

Not only that, but I noticed a lot of editing mistakes I hadn't seen in the past four books. Missing words, mispelled names, grammar and punctuation errors. This book was so unpolished it makes me think there was a lot of turmoil both in rj's life and in the editing process.

This book just seemed to be mostly filler. An entire 900 pages and 4 months of filler.

my new wheel of time oc is a milf who tragically lost her husband in the war (which war doesn’t matter) who has two young sons that she’s trying to raise but she’s just a struggling single mother and she’s trying to make her way in the world by practicing her craft, because she also has a passion for healing (she’s doesn’t use the one power though!) and she’s really good at it, but she lives in a village that doesn’t take kindly to anything too similar to Aes Sedai and so she had to leave, and now she’s just trying to find a safe place for her and her sons. And….she sort of has a thing for Nynaeve, if you know what I mean

Okay fine maybe I do like Rand Al'Thor. Big dog had sex for the first time and was immediately scheduling a ring-sizing appointment at Kay Jewelers