I always assumed it was the need for company - and to preserve what she had killed.

I think she says to some extent at one point that she killed her whole family, she couldn't kill Davies too.

The maternal aspect really took a back seat.

I personally feel The Gap is a little different because I look it as a cycle, conflict, vision, power, madness and ruin, much like Wagner's epic. The ring starts in the river, and ends there.

In the specific case of Angus he starts of conflicted, and ends conflicted.

My favorite series ever. The rich world of the Land meets Mordants needs politics blown into something I cant describe.

Some of the most innocent words will send a shiver down your spine for the rest of your life.

A bit like Misery and 'I'm your biggest fan"

I was simpilly shocked. Its allmost what defines the gap, to ommit it is ludicrious.

Ok, so at the moment im doing a study of Regereration a book all about madness. With this in mind I thought id try appling Donaldsons progression (conflict, vision, power, madness, ruin) to the novel with great sucess. Upon mentioning this to a fellow Donaldson and where the idea came from he gave m...

Thanks, It's about time I joined Ive been absolutly obsesed by Donaldsons books for years.

Hey, new here and I know this thread is old...

but I can't go past "What is 'free lunch'? Conventional wisdom asserts that no such thing exsists."

Hashi is amazing.