This is what I was alluding to in my post above. It's late and I've been studying for far too long, so my brain is more or less mush at this point. But yes--I think the Taint is indeed responsible for corroding the natural safety nets in place by the Pattern from preventing seeping in information along one Thread from one lifetime to the next. Rand might also simply be a special case, but who knows.
I would make the claim that, however Rand got LTT's knowledge, it was absolutely necessary to his survival. Without his "instincts," which we know to be LTT-derived, he would have been made mincemeat by all of the Forsaken and shadowspawn at multiple times throughout the series.
I would make the claim that, however Rand got LTT's knowledge, it was absolutely necessary to his survival. Without his "instincts," which we know to be LTT-derived, he would have been made mincemeat by all of the Forsaken and shadowspawn at multiple times throughout the series.
question about rand/ltt
- 20/12/2009 04:13:33 PM
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Re: question about rand/ltt
- 20/12/2009 05:13:35 PM
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The moments on Dragonmount and Rhuidean are not the same, IMO
- 20/12/2009 06:13:44 PM
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I had a theory back on Wotmania...
- 21/12/2009 05:45:53 AM
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Very well put
- 21/12/2009 06:20:58 AM
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The Taint broke down the barrier between his current life and past lives
- 21/12/2009 04:07:41 PM
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lotsa good theories
taint, callandor, never knowing is good
. and not insane just stressed
*NM*
- 22/12/2009 06:39:13 AM
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taint, callandor, never knowing is good
. and not insane just stressed
*NM*
- 22/12/2009 06:39:13 AM
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