Re: How can Rand repair the bore? More importantly, what forms the boundary of the Wheel itself?
scooter Send a noteboard - 25/06/2010 04:18:42 AM
Well, the first thing that popped into my head were all those references that saidar and saidin are the combined force that turns the Wheel of Time. So they must encompass it in some way, I imagine maybe like in an intergalactic pool or something with a current that turns the Wheel?
This would mean the Bore was driven through the True Source. I don't remember right now, but doesn't the short story of the moments before the Bore was drilled show 'Meiran' thinking that they found a new source of power, beyond the One Power? Perhaps this fits if I remember that correctly. I'm typing as I think here...
Anyway, maybe it's just as simple as using the male and female halves of the True Source together to patch the hole in itself? It certainly would be a significant way to fulfill the duality theme of the series and explain why using saidin alone was a bad idea.
I'm not married to this hypothesis, just following your advice and throwing stuff out there. Good topic...
6/29/10 - 9:00pm
I removed the word 'the' from the sentence:
'...moments before the Bore was drilled show 'Meiran' thinking that they found a new source of power, beyond the One Power?'
because it has been incorrectly understood that I was referring to 'The Power' and I was referencing only a new source of power, not saidar/saidin. Sorry for any confusion this caused.
This would mean the Bore was driven through the True Source. I don't remember right now, but doesn't the short story of the moments before the Bore was drilled show 'Meiran' thinking that they found a new source of power, beyond the One Power? Perhaps this fits if I remember that correctly. I'm typing as I think here...
Anyway, maybe it's just as simple as using the male and female halves of the True Source together to patch the hole in itself? It certainly would be a significant way to fulfill the duality theme of the series and explain why using saidin alone was a bad idea.
I'm not married to this hypothesis, just following your advice and throwing stuff out there. Good topic...
6/29/10 - 9:00pm
I removed the word 'the' from the sentence:
'...moments before the Bore was drilled show 'Meiran' thinking that they found a new source of power, beyond the One Power?'
because it has been incorrectly understood that I was referring to 'The Power' and I was referencing only a new source of power, not saidar/saidin. Sorry for any confusion this caused.
Scooter
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This message last edited by scooter on 30/06/2010 at 03:00:23 AM
How can Rand repair the bore? More importantly, what forms the boundary of the Wheel itself?
- 25/06/2010 01:00:35 AM
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Re: How can Rand repair the bore? More importantly, what forms the boundary of the Wheel itself?
- 25/06/2010 04:18:42 AM
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Mierin thought they had found a new source of power, not of THE power.
- 25/06/2010 05:40:27 PM
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Re: Mierin thought they had found a new source of power, not of THE power.
- 30/06/2010 03:18:32 AM
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Here's a theory I had posted on wotmania
- 25/06/2010 06:16:07 AM
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I told you this about 4 years ago, but your nickname is AWESOME *NM*
- 25/06/2010 01:21:24 PM
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Aiel Reluctance to Enter T'A'R in the flesh
- 25/06/2010 02:12:01 PM
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The Aiel's insistance is not baseless. They know why they say it is evil.
- 25/06/2010 06:01:08 PM
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You might be right, but the other idea is far more interesting. *NM*
- 25/06/2010 10:18:37 PM
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Slayer seems quite inhuman and he's been in TAR in the flesh a lot
- 26/06/2010 04:29:24 AM
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true, but he's also be transformed in some unknown way. Not sure he really counts as human
- 26/06/2010 05:46:46 PM
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My idea
- 25/06/2010 09:37:32 AM
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Re: My idea
- 25/06/2010 06:44:31 PM
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The very name "Bore"...
- 26/06/2010 07:25:22 AM
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Actually I think he pretty much backed DomA's opinion
- 26/06/2010 08:30:42 AM
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Well, as said, I disagree.
- 26/06/2010 08:43:40 AM
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- 26/06/2010 08:43:40 AM
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Well here's what I think
- 26/06/2010 11:18:33 AM
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Look...
- 26/06/2010 11:43:25 AM
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Re: Look...
- 26/06/2010 01:04:53 PM
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That's wrong...
- 26/06/2010 01:26:25 PM
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You're ignoring basic facts
- 26/06/2010 02:44:38 PM
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Again...
- 26/06/2010 02:53:05 PM
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Re: Again...
- 26/06/2010 03:30:20 PM
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No, the Bore was drilled through that specific thinness in the Pattern.
- 26/06/2010 03:54:51 PM
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Yeah....
- 26/06/2010 04:54:50 PM
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After reading through the back and forth, I am convinced of this:
- 26/06/2010 05:33:21 PM
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Re: After reading through the back and forth, I am convinced of this:
- 27/06/2010 06:20:32 PM
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Maybe they can plug the Bore with garbage like British Petroleum.
*NM*
- 25/06/2010 05:43:41 PM
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*NM*
- 25/06/2010 05:43:41 PM
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Re: How can Rand repair the bore? More importantly, what forms the boundary of the Wheel itself?
- 25/06/2010 05:59:38 PM
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Re: How can Rand repair the bore? More importantly, what forms the boundary of the Wheel itself?
- 25/06/2010 06:55:28 PM
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me too !
- 25/06/2010 10:34:41 PM
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It sounds similar to one of the noisy environmental problem in RJ's time
- 27/06/2010 02:22:27 AM
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Re: How can Rand repair the bore? More importantly, what forms the boundary of the Wheel itself?
- 25/06/2010 11:27:18 PM
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I always figured Egwene and Rand would have to work together.
- 29/06/2010 08:26:45 PM
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Re: I always figured Egwene and Rand would have to work together.
- 29/06/2010 10:17:59 PM
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Maybe saidar and saidin, woven together properly, form something else?
- 01/07/2010 11:50:40 PM
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