I know there was a lot of buzz in the earlier books about Perrin choosing the Axe or the Hammer, but what does everyone think the significance is of Perrin giving up his axe? <br><br>It can't just be that he starts wearing a hammer at his belt and ...

Consider the Shaido camp, the gaishan are all in the center, to rescue Faile, all Perin needs to do is to Travel into the center, pick Faile up and Skim (because the important thing is to leave quickly, not getting somewhere quickly) away. There is ...

- " You did the boy no favor, Elyas had told Perrin. You helped him let go of what he believed, and now all he has to believe in is you and that sword. It's not enough, not for any man." Leaving the Prophet ( WH )<br>I don't necessarily believe that...

The Seanchan want to get rid of the Shaido, the people in the countries they're annoying want them gone, and Perrin isn't okay with just freeing Faile: <br><br>“A puzzle to solve, Faile to free, and the Shaido to destroy. That was all that mattered i...

This idea suddenly occurred to me just now, and although it doesn't seem likely, I think it's possible. <br><br>First of all, most of us are pretty sure Mat and Perrins storylines will meet in the next book, but we're not all sure how this will work ...

TITLE: Crossroads of Twilight, CHAPTER: 6 - The Scent of a Dream <br><br>"As the trail began to curve to the west, he felt a growing suspicion that firmed into certainty as it continued to bend. The Darkhounds had circled the camp completely, runni...

After the disaster at the message board I wanted to post here some theories, that I posted previously in the forums and that were lost there. <br><br>When Perrin asks Moiraine about the meaning of the name Zarine, Moiraine explains that a mother will...