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meliaraastiar 's review for:
Knife of Dreams
by Robert Jordan
In this book Perrin finally gets reunited with Faile, but has to go to great lengths to do so. Elayne finally makes some headway in getting support for the Lion Throne and is determined to figure out who is in the Black Ajah at the palace.
Egwene’s storyline is one of the more interesting ones however. She is in the White Tower as a novice and is trying to assert herself as the “real” Amyrlin. Of course, this is quite difficult, but she is at least making progress by being able to receive “lessons” from some of the Aes Sedai with the ability to bring some change, and maybe her conversations are starting to have some effect.
Rand is one of the main storylines in this book, which is kind of nice but also kind of uncomfortable at times. He keeps thinking that being hard is the same as being strong, to the point of not grieving over a serious injury that would leave most people stunned. At least there are still some people left that care about him as a person and not just the Dragon Reborn! If only Lews Therin would stop muttering in Rand’s head.
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Egwene’s storyline is one of the more interesting ones however. She is in the White Tower as a novice and is trying to assert herself as the “real” Amyrlin. Of course, this is quite difficult, but she is at least making progress by being able to receive “lessons” from some of the Aes Sedai with the ability to bring some change, and maybe her conversations are starting to have some effect.
Rand is one of the main storylines in this book, which is kind of nice but also kind of uncomfortable at times. He keeps thinking that being hard is the same as being strong, to the point of not grieving over a serious injury that would leave most people stunned. At least there are still some people left that care about him as a person and not just the Dragon Reborn! If only Lews Therin would stop muttering in Rand’s head.
Read the rest of this review and more on our blog, bedroopedbookworms.wordpress.com