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Monthly Archives: May 2020
Rereading The Eye of the World, chapters 37-42
In which Perrin and Egwene are rescued from Whitecloaks, Rand meets Elayne and visits with the queen, Basel Gill faces down Whitecloaks, Moiraine et al. arrive in Caemlyn, Mat’s possession of the dagger is discovered, and a decision is made … Continue reading
Rereading The Eye of the World, chapters 31-36
In which Rand and Mat are on the road, Rand and Mat learn to trust a skinny innkeeper, Rand channels, Rand’s channeling leads to Mat suffering temporary blindness (foreshadowing!), Rand and Mat make it to Caemlyn, and Loial is introduced … Continue reading
April 2020 Month-in-Review
After the (virtual) insanity of March, April was almost . . . normal. I mean, I spend a lot of time at home anyway, so I just continued to do that for an extended period of time. We are in … Continue reading