IMO, the importance that Jeremiah is going to have is this:Bullfrog wrote:I predict that Jeremiah will have some sort of gift/power/capability that gives him some importance......
He is going to goad Linden into using the wild magic in such a way as to threaten the Arch.
I think Jeremiah is Foul's tool, a tool forged by Foul to shape Linden once again into the kind of person that will give Foul the ring, or use the ring to achieve Foul's desires.. The only problem is, Foul once again will underestimate Linden. And I also do not think the destruction of the Arch would bring Foul his wanted outcome, to be free of his "prison." (I also do not believe the Arch will fall, but rather only the Earth)
I think Anele's struggles will foreshadow the Land's struggles. Anele, IMO is the Land. I stated that in another post, but thought it was relevant here as well.
I think Kastenessen, NOT Covenant, is our Fatal Revenant.
I think that all the Land's afflictions are going to come to a head together, making it impossible to combat all at once, resulting in Linden's ultimate act: Sacrificing the Earth on which the Land rests because she will eventually come to the revelation that Foul will not be able to escape the Arch of Time, but rather will be destroyed with it.
I think we have not seen our good friend the beggar because this time, he knows his world cannot survive.
I think at the last, the Haruchai will realize the error of their ways, but it will be too late to do anything about it. They will in the end stand aside and allow Linden to make her final choice, thus reenacting their decision to step aside while Kevin met Foul to perform the Ritual of Desecration. (Stave's strange deference to the Raman Hami has given me that idea.)
I believe Esmer was able to command Anele because Esmer has been to MelenkurionSkyweir, and has found the Earthblood among Elena's ruin.
In short, I believe we are heading toward apocalypse. Because perhaps in the Creator's world Death is the only answer to Despite.