Moiraine: We all have our demons.
Moiraine *gesturing to the EF5*: These are mine.
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@unreasonablereasoner : #this is why she's aginor's foil
Ok now I am super curious cause I know everyone has a Forsaken foil I just have to figure them out.
Elayne's is Aginor
Nynaeve's is Semirhage
Rand's is Ishamael
Egwene's is Lanfear (Moiraine and Lanfear are also foils)
The only two I'm not sure on are Mat and Perrin. Who are their Forsaken foils?
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Looked up some storm chasers/and meteorologists to follow the tornadoes that completely flattened a neighborhood 5mi from where I grew up and now my Twitter feed is just tornado footage lmao
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Kusudama origami by ronatka https://flic.kr/p/2h4BgUs
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#Repost @will_birckhead with @use.repost ・・・ Loving this Rig. I used to carry Huge 4x10 & 15 cabinets and heavy power amps until the load in&out got too tough on my back. This is all i need on almost any gig. No i don’t miss the weight of the low end behind me. You come to a point where you stop toying with your sound as much and find what works for you. #eicht1000 #eich212s #mxrcompressor #starlifterbasspreamp #nordstrandpickups #bigjblades #clean&clear #pighogcables #bassmods #EF5 #passive #bigbottombassstrings https://www.instagram.com/p/CkDkYAyMIOn/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Moiraine: I’m, as you kids say, awake.
Rand: Do you mean woke?
Moiraine: Yes, but it’s grammatically incorrect.
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Not to put too fine a point on it but I hope they expand Moiraine's role from the books at the expense of most of the EF5.
Moiraine's role, and Lan's, and Siuan's, and Leane's, and Logains's, and Liandrin's, and many other characters' show-only fans have not met yet.
Now, that wish isn't only driven by a desire to see more of my favourite characters: it's due to the EF5 having sometimes extremely static arcs for entire books. If you distill Perrin, Rand and Egwene's arcs for some of the middle books, some are very much "still in [insert place] dealing with [insert quest]". In some cases, it's even "still preparing to deal with [insert quest]". While it leaves room for in-depth introspection in written form, you cannot do that on TV: it will absolutely drive the general audience away and lose the plot momentum.
You cannot have long voice-overs to show all the intricacies of Egwene's plotting or Rand's guilt; that's one conversation with echoes in other scenes on TV. The lengthy camp's, streets' and palace's description? That's a couple of 10s shots. The same scene described from another character's perspective? That's the exact same scene, but with a close-up to the character's face and perhaps a conversation afterwards. TV is not the same and if the writers strictly adhere to what is in the books for certain main characters, it just won't be compelling.
So, either the writers will invent plots that aren't in the books to fluff up the arcs of the main 5 characters, or you expand on the arcs of secondary and tertiary characters that are happening in the background of the books anyway. That's the same logic that will likely lead to some character mergers and it's paramount to ensure that the story is actually watchable. It won't diminish the main characters' place, it will showcase it.
I am from the "let's watch and find out before panicking" school, but I also have strong opinions on the excessive room some of the main characters get in the books for very little plot.
Also, I am far more concerned about how the writers will handle the place in the narrative of main characters who become afterthoughts for huge chunks of the books, like Nynaeve in the middle section, than I am about the writers making the arcs of secondary characters more explicit, like Moiraine or Lan, but that's just me.
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