Moridin is obviously a very important person, hes got two soultraps one of them Mogh.s. He can use the true source, and has used it a great deal. I belive hes Ishamael....

Although there is a possibility that Ishamael could be Moridin, I do not think so. I think Moridin is Beidomon, the Aes Sedai who helped Lanfear bore a hole in the pattern and allowed the dark one to escape. Both Lanfear and Moridin seem to have high...

Moridin is Ishamael. He doesn't remeber much because he went mad -thinking *he* was the Dark One himself-, but it seems to me only someone with Ishy's ego could have the fortitude to call himself "Death." Remember, "With the Lord of the Grave, death ...

Oddly enough I have a feeling that Moridin is some how, or will be a part of rand, only the negitive half. Through out the novels we see the DO trying to induce (indirectly through Ishamael) rand to join, as well it is explictly stated NOT to kill hi...

Two people have vanished into the blight that have had importance latter in the series. One is Luc, brother of Tigraine. I believe he is the same Lord Luc that showed up in the two rivers and fought Perrin in the dream world. The other is Isam, cousi...

Beidomon is Moridin and was succesful in tapping the True Power. He is a neutral character as he helped Rand in ACoS and deals with DO when he aquired Moggy's mind-trap. He has his own has his own agenda or he could be schizophrenic....

Something to think about: Moridin's name is included in the inscription that is written on the Horn of Valere: “Tia mi aven Moridin isainde vadin”, which is Old Tongue for “The grave is no bar to my call”. I wouldn't think all that much of the match,...

Reasons: <br>Several times Rand mentions his unexplainable dislike for him, which to me suggest he will be revealed as a villain in future books He has been using the Power for ten years now. he should be insane now. That is unless he was using the T...

Err, Ishy didn't get balefired. They saw his body, remember? And RJ himself implies that he will be back, he says in his guide that He was killed by Rand in the Stone of Tear, but the Dark one's hand can reach beyond the grave......

Many people have said Ishy was mad because he belived himself the DO, but we have no real evidence of him acting as a madman on the contrary he has ever played wise moves and has controlled the events and all the other forsaken in a genial way. He wa...

Moridin has the saa in his eyes. Moggy said that it takes a while for the saa to appear. I can only assume that this while is close to the time it takes a man to go insane from the taint. I think it is improbable that reincarnated Ishy arrived on the...

Here's a shocker theory for ya. ever stop to think that moridin is just moridin. just because he uses the true power doesn't mean he's anything other than who he is.we've seen no proof what so ever to point to moridin being anything that it hasn't al...

Just a quick thought from the Guide - In the descriptions of the Male Forsaken, something sticks out about Ishy. At the end of the section, it says that Ish was killed in the Stone of Tear by Rand al'Thor yada yada yada. <br> <br>Then the last sente...

I think the PoD prologue provides enough information to assume that Moridin is Ishy. The way Moridin is speaking about knowledge being lost in the turnings of the wheel smacks of Ishy. Plus, he must be from the AoL because of his knowledge of the boa...

I think that Moridin is Ishy but I will not waste space here giving my reasons because I think that they have been amply covered by other postings. I do, however, have a couple of random thoughts about some subjects and I thought this was the best pl...

While I seldom disagree with the Tamyrlin, I have to agree with the notion that Ishy is Moridin. It goes all the way back to Dragonmount when Ishy goes into his spiel about we've fought this battle a thousand times a billion times a gazzillion times....

OK, like many I have suspicions that Moridin is Ishamael. It seems obvious. For instance Moghedien mentions in CoS, just before she tries to kill Nynaeve on the boat, that Moridin's favorite colors are black and red, colors that featured prominently ...

Moridin's room in POD is nearly identical to Ishamael's rooms in his several encounters with Rand, Matt and Perrin in the first three books. Ishamael had eyes of fire, prehaps an advanced stage of Sa'a in his eyes. Moridin uses the True Power as freq...

I think that we now have an indication that Lanfear has returned as Moridin. Just a hunch from: <br> <br>(a) Moridin's comments in the prologue regarding the control of Rand/Lews Therin <br> <br>(b) Aviendha's itching shoulder blades as Moridin wat...

Now... I read through all of your theories concerning the hole Moridin/Ishamael thing but there one one thing no one brought up... Moridin isn't really all that sane... further linking himself to Ishamael...for instance where Moridin is playing Sha'R...