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Re: Elaida and Egwene chapter 16 confrontation. Taer Send a noteboard - 20/11/2009 09:47:15 PM
Here's the book:

"I'd name you Darkfriend as well, but I suspect that the Dark One would perhaps be embarrassed to associate with you."

Elaida's first verbal response: "You name me Darkfriend?" Elaida screamed. "You are the Darkfriend. You and those rebels outside, who seek to distract me from doing what must be done."

I agree with the above observations. First, Elaida is not making a statement of fact. She did not say: "You are a Darkfriend." Second, she may herself believe it. Her rationale is stated in the sentence fragment you omitteed. The rebels are helping the Dark, as they distract Elaida from what must be done.
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