"Two hands. One to destroy, the other to save. Which had he lost?"
In the end of the book, one could say he "lost" the hand to destroy, namely the male Choedan Kal.
Besides that, one could also say that Taim was Rand's "hand" at the BT. It's clear that he will lose him alongside Taim's ca. 100 cronies.
Finally, Rand might also lose parts of his empire to the Shadow or the Seanchan.
Of course, the reason for the hand losing was to make Rand more like the Norse God Tyr.
In the end of the book, one could say he "lost" the hand to destroy, namely the male Choedan Kal.
Besides that, one could also say that Taim was Rand's "hand" at the BT. It's clear that he will lose him alongside Taim's ca. 100 cronies.
Finally, Rand might also lose parts of his empire to the Shadow or the Seanchan.
Of course, the reason for the hand losing was to make Rand more like the Norse God Tyr.
The Dragon is one with the land, and the land is one with the Dragon
- 13/06/2010 04:37:09 AM
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Could have something to do with Mat or Perrin
- 13/06/2010 05:12:19 AM
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Maybe the wounds indicate that they all need to work together. *NM*
- 15/06/2010 02:28:25 AM
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Re: The Dragon is one with the land, and the land is one with the Dragon
- 13/06/2010 07:53:00 AM
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You're no fun
- 13/06/2010 08:39:10 AM
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- 13/06/2010 08:39:10 AM
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Re: You're no fun
- 14/06/2010 07:11:53 PM
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- 14/06/2010 07:11:53 PM
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wound not related to Taim or Masema
- 14/06/2010 08:42:16 PM
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Rand himself muses in TGS about his lost hand
- 14/06/2010 01:09:11 PM
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