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Egwene Becomes Rand’s Counterpart as She Readies the White Tower for Tarmon Gai’don

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Related Essays

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Egwene Becomes Rand’s Counterpart as She Readies the White Tower for Tarmon Gai’don

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A Man Channeling Saidar — How Are Mixed Gender Circles Possible in The Wheel of Time?

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What Padan Fain Owes to Gollum, and What Rand al’Thor Might Learn From Him

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Reading The Wheel of Time: Champion of the Light, Nae’blis of the Dark

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The Secret of the Sul’Dam: Subtle Changes to the Way the One Power Works in The Wheel of Time TV Series

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Fedwin Morr and the Corruption of the Taint in The Wheel of Time

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The Ridiculous Nature of the Aes Sedai Hierarchy in The Wheel of Time

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Free Will and the Power of Ta’veren in The Wheel of Time

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Rand al’Thor, the Invisible Battle, and Me

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The Mystery of Aes Sedai Agelessness

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A Darkness in Us: Lan Mandragoran and Depression

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The Wrong Lesson: Nynaeve al’Meara and Bodily Autonomy

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Siuan Sanche and Finding Transgender Experience in The Wheel of Time

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The Wheel of Time and the Storytelling Problem in the Concept of a Binary

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Comment number: 74

More Than a Boy Leaves Home: Choosing One’s Fate in the World of The Wheel of Time

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Laras, Keille, and the Judgment of Bodies in The Shadow Rising

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The Blacksmith’s Axe, the Aiel’s Spear, and the Tinker’s Sword: When Pacifism is No Longer Enough

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The Psychology of Tel’aran’rhiod in The Wheel of Time

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Why Doesn’t Randland Have an Actual Name?

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Why Can’t Anyone See Mat Cauthon Changing?

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“Writing is the closest thing we have to real magic.”

R.F. Kuang, Yellowface

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