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In Shawn Speakma… More. Shelve Unfettered. River of Souls by Robert Jordan. It's clever, but it does mean that at the end of the book, Rand's battle with TDO amounts about 50 pages spread out over or so, with most of that being Rand and TDO playing show-and-tell of potential realities.
I don't know how much of this was based on Jordan's notes, so I'm not sure what Sanderson could have done otherwise, but compared to the epic war going on in the rest of the kingdom, Rand's The Last Battle is both brief and underwhelming.
Still, Sanderson gets a lot more right than wrong, and again, I've enjoyed Sanderson's Wheel of Time books more than most of Jordan's. Sanderson's done right by Jordan, his fantasy series, and its many, many fans. I'd still say the Wheel rolled much further than it needed to, but at least in A Memory of Light it comes to a stop in a decent location.
Oh, you need a general? It was aggravating at first, but it worked out well enough. Fights Slayer. Fails to kill Slayer. Wakes up. Finds Slayer again. Fights Slayer again. Kills Slayer this time. Clearly Sanderson was just trying to keep him out of the way until the end, i. But seriously? A nap?
That's pretty annoying. It was more like a consolation prize. Still, the less Nyneave the better, I suppose, because she's the worst. That sums up so much of A Wheel of Time for me. Like, I wouldn't want to hang around him, because he'd be constantly grumbling about how awesome his life is.
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