Since the great Rand/LLT one-soul, two-soul debate has finally ended, let's ask the question: How many souls are in the body of Padan Fain? <br><br>Here are the possiblities I see: <br><br>1) Two-souls, shared power: The soul of Mordeth entered into ...

I think that is by and large a great possiblity i think that So Harbor could easily be the next Ahridol..we have not seen Fain a whole lot plus that might explain all the weevils not the mention the "Ghosts" that have been running around town the onl...

Now for as long as the Wheel of time has turned there have been two constant powers. The first, the Creator, is the 'good' being. The second is the Dark One who is the 'bad' being from which all evil stems. <br><br>Every age the DO and Creator fight...

I believe that Fain will destroy Moridin, and become Nae'blis. Let's face it; Fain, albeit accidentally, is completely unkillable by the forsaken. He just seems to be too slippery for them to catch up with. The fact that he can avoid Slayer/Isam is p...

Gholams <br><br>Try this one on for size. Its only slightly wackier than my first theory. Mordeth was a dead gholam. Lets assume Ishy found him in a stasis box and sent him to Aridhol during the Trolloc Wars to take them out of the fight by whatever ...

This isnt so much a theory as it is something that i have been wondering about for a while. The first think that made me wonder was the Black Ajah. <br><br>How do you join the Black Ajah? <br><br>Think about it. You cant go around asking Aes Sedai if...

Okay, I don't have any solid proof for this theory, just that it has been a favourite of mine ever since reading the first book. <br><br>In TEotW, Morraine when she questioned Fain came back and said "There is much yet hidden about Padan Fain, much I...

Fain stood. ‘You! Not who I was expecting' TGH p81 <br><br>RJ has confirmed that he was freed by Ingtar, which came as a surprise to Fain, so who was Fain expecting? <br><br>I believe that Fain could sense that one of the Forsaken had come to Fal Dar...

Padan Fain must be Ta'veren. This would explain why he is so powerful in his own way. My main proof of this theory, however, is that Padan Fain feels Rand Al'thor. <br><br>Then I wondered, how would that be possible? My two options were that he woul...

I've had this theory brewing in the back of my mind for over six years now. I'm surprised I never got around to posting it. Probably because it's glaringly obvious. Anyway...<br><br>I do not think that Changu and Nidao, the two guards who went missin...