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Why would a bubble of evil cause that chain reaction? Phelix Send a noteboard - 22/12/2009 03:04:32 AM

The pattern weaves human lives, not the "lives" of brick and mortar. I was thinking it was a loop for those lives in that area, a bubble of evil. With the DO making the pattern a mess, the Pattern shifted, and the threads of those people in that village were looped around and choked. The thread goes round and round, and they can't die.

Like:
Normal Life..........loop.
_______________________()
That loop is there, and pretend that the bottom is part of the thread. It goes in a circular motion. It is akin to a snag. Think of a roller coaster. At first, it is smooth, and straight. Then, construction people (DO) make the roller coaster go loopy. Then, the DO messing with the pattern makes it shift slightly, making the rails on the loop at the bottom attach, making one go in circles.

I don't know if I'm clear or not...

Is that every previous example of a bubble of evil we've seen in the series has been a quick event that had a distinct beginning and end. This event has been going on for months, they said. A months long bubble of evil just doesn't make sense.

Actual event of the repetition is a bubble of evil. I think a bubble of evil caused a chain reaction with the pattern, as it it more unstable as TG approaches.

We've not seen one do anything like that in the past.

In fact, as I was replying to this, your post brought to mind that because the pattern is becoming unstable as we get closer to TG, this could be another effect of that instability.

We know that the pattern is becoming unstable and rooms, walls, halls, and entirely buildings have altered. We've also seen people from other parts of the pattern appearing in the "now" (the ghosts in the Tower, the town Mat sees swallow a merchant, etc.).

Perhaps, this is another example of the pattern thinning between a world where the people are vicious, blood thirsty, and evil, and the one Rand, et al, are located in. That makes more sense to me than this one bubble of evil acting differently than any other we've seen.

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Crazytown: why does Hinderstrap go nuts? Phelix - 21/12/2009 10:32:33 PM 1595 Views

something in the Guinness I'd say

*NM* Iceman - 21/12/2009 10:57:27 PM 455 Views

Don't let the Irish hear that!

*NM* Phelix - 21/12/2009 11:28:30 PM 377 Views

Well... Great Lord of Chaos - 22/12/2009 12:54:08 AM 934 Views

The only problem I see with it being a bubble of evil... Phelix - 22/12/2009 02:31:19 AM 929 Views

I don't think the.... Great Lord of Chaos - 22/12/2009 02:36:29 AM 852 Views

Why would a bubble of evil cause that chain reaction? Phelix - 22/12/2009 03:04:32 AM 939 Views

The Pattern didn't cause it Ryan - 22/12/2009 04:32:48 PM 809 Views

i really wish i could understand what that sentence says *NM* imlad - 23/12/2009 02:06:11 AM 536 Views

almost - Nargs - 22/12/2009 01:44:49 AM 860 Views

They have vague memories of a dream... Phelix - 22/12/2009 02:31:58 AM 899 Views

Re: Crazytown: why does Hinderstrap go nuts? Insomdeon - 22/12/2009 01:09:19 PM 941 Views

i has similiar thoughts imlad - 23/12/2009 02:09:34 AM 1024 Views

Re: Crazytown: why does Hinderstrap go nuts? Mysteria Indictus - 25/12/2009 10:16:10 AM 808 Views

I assumed it was a combo of Tom's "snag" capturing a bubble of evil. The bubble then gets replayed. *NM* Myrdhyn - 22/12/2009 03:35:04 PM 384 Views

It's obviously the DO's touch... Etzel - 22/12/2009 04:07:05 PM 805 Views

The Dark One's touch in this case, doesn't seem to be a bubble of evil RugbyPlayingAshaman - 22/12/2009 09:10:51 PM 788 Views

There's only one "r" in "Hinderstap"...HINDERSTAP Tom - 22/12/2009 06:53:07 PM 839 Views

and hinder-stap sounds better?

Phelix - 22/12/2009 07:38:31 PM 925 Views

Delay the singer from Creed! *NM* Shadowkiller - 22/12/2009 07:45:01 PM 372 Views

I'm a little blond... explain the joke please! *NM* Phelix - 22/12/2009 08:22:39 PM 409 Views

i see it as: hinder=hinter(lands) and stap=stop imlad - 23/12/2009 02:12:45 AM 957 Views

Singer from Creed = Scott Stapp. Delay = hinder (approximately equal, anyway). *NM* Shadowkiller - 22/12/2009 09:13:39 PM 458 Views

Meant to reply to Phelix above.

*NM* Shadowkiller - 22/12/2009 09:15:26 PM 368 Views

Ah... that makes sense...

*NM* Phelix - 22/12/2009 09:49:37 PM 409 Views

Hmmm.. lodlom - 22/12/2009 11:01:23 PM 865 Views

Hee.

*NM* Phelix - 22/12/2009 11:15:59 PM 389 Views

at least they weren't trying to kill Mat & Co. while moaning "braaiiiinnnnssss!" *NM* imlad - 23/12/2009 02:14:42 AM 475 Views

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<quote id="63708"><quote id="63701"><quote id="63681">The pattern weaves human lives, not the "lives" of brick and mortar. I was thinking it was a loop for those lives in that area, a bubble of evil. With the DO making the pattern a mess, the Pattern shifted, and the threads of those people in that village were looped around and choked. The thread goes round and round, and they can't die.

Like: 
Normal Life..........loop. 
_______________________()
That loop is there, and pretend that the bottom is part of the thread. It goes in a circular motion. It is akin to a snag. Think of a roller coaster. At first, it is smooth, and straight. Then, construction people (DO) make the roller coaster go loopy. Then, the DO messing with the pattern makes it shift slightly, making the rails on the loop at the bottom attach, making one go in circles.

I don't know if I'm clear or not...</quote>

Actual event of the repetition is a bubble of evil. I think a bubble of evil caused a chain reaction with the pattern, as it it more unstable as TG approaches. </quote>

We've not seen one do anything like that in the past.

In fact, as I was replying to this, your post brought to mind that because the pattern is becoming unstable as we get closer to TG, this could be another effect of that instability.

We know that the pattern is becoming unstable and rooms, walls, halls, and entirely buildings have altered. We've also seen people from other parts of the pattern appearing in the "now" (the ghosts in the Tower, the town Mat sees swallow a merchant, etc.).

Perhaps, this is another example of the pattern thinning between a world where the people are vicious, blood thirsty, and evil, and the one Rand, et al, are located in. That makes more sense to me than this one bubble of evil acting differently than any other we've seen.
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