Thanks for playing.

But don't know what exactly to do.
Five day poll. I will do what you decide.
(But I really don't have a lot of time to "make.")

Not a power user or well known poster, but I would have you know I freaked.
Just a little bit.
Glad it was an "Ooops" and not a "Sorry, can't ..."

wayfriend wrote:]But the question no one can answer, I feel, is how do Pahni and Liand get the Haruchai to that point?

They'll have to triple dog dare them.

How, in this story about time travel gone awry, was Kastenessan able to do something while he was in the Elohim lockup?
I can't figure it.

So perhaps those who are blinded are on the road to seeing something morre, and it's the real badge, while the self-mutilation of the hands leads to the desper and despair.
I can't remember, does the spokesman for the Haruchai have any impairment or impediment?

Only problem with the analogy is that Foul corrupts Earthpower. Don't think the leper corrupts hansen's bacterium.

"Amok." said Elena.
And he appeared.

Umm. I think there is a big difference between what Covenant does and the rest of the dead. When someone from the Land comes to Andelain, they meet their shades. The shades are not walking willy nilly over the Land giving wisdom and opposing Lord Foul. There are Laws to things. When Kevin kills Elen...

I think he went to Tahiti for a vacation. He's been a busy lad for the past 10,000 years. Needs a break.

On the theory that Martiir attributes the fear of the Ranyhyn of Sarangrave to the lurker being the render of KelenB, and the response that they also fear TC, so might he have also rended KelenB. The Ramen seem to have a blind eye to Thomas Covenant's true effect on the Ranyhyn. Remember it was Piet...

Cambo wrote:But the Ranyhyn rejected all sorts of people, most of whom were on the good guys side, so that wouldn't have been evidence against a-Jeroth.

Kevin doesn't have any evidence against a-Jeroth. He has a doubt. A ssed of a doubt. It suggests he has no logical reason to misdoubt Foul, yet he does.

Anyone pick up on a hint that the old Warward warriors might have ben able to thrown down competitively with the Haruchai, in Kevin's day? There can't have been too many Giants in Revelstone because there never were too many of the Lost to begin with. Kevin rode out on his Ranyhyn. Some giants, and ...

Personally I think that Lord Foul (I think that aTOMic's idea that he would have been called Lord Jeroth before his betrayal of Kevin has great merit, BTW) would have been assigned a Bloodguard protector. As to which Bloodguard had that dubious honour? I'd hazard a guess that it was the Bloodguard ...

At the first, it was to his honour that the Despiser could gain Lordship from him — Lordship, and access to his heart. Was not Fangthane witnessed and approved by the orcrest and lomillialor tests of truth? Innocence is glorified by its vulnerability. The Lords are not people who would condemn some...

I doubt that the Lords had Bloodguard as their personal bodyguards in the days of Kevin. After all, the Land was in peace, and there was no sign of corruption. My guess is that the offense of being sent away to safety while Kevin desecrated the Land, coupled with Kevin desecrating the Land (which i...

Given the above post, it might have been more workable had he said F---er than Sucker. He was mr. Potty Mouth in FR. The more interesting discussion in this thread to me is the dating of the Chronicles. I remember a piece on 60 Minutes once about the Leprosarium in Louisiana. It may have been about ...

Instead, Mhoram forgot his own revelation, and believed evil to be utterly defeated. But can evil ever be eradicated? Can we ever abandon all power and believe only in peace? Mhoram is a fascinating character also because of this, his final error. I don't think it wa his final error. don't think he...

You're all wrong. SHE is Suzy Thorston.
Last night at the club. Get your tickets now or she will devour you.

I saw that thread. I was wondering , hey, who stole my idear??