The Wheel Of Time - Robert Jordan's Books (Season 2/9.1.23)

[KalKal]

So, the world 3000 years ago didn't just have skyscrapers, it had "Wakanda"-level aircraft?
How was a world with technology apparently beyond our own knocked back into the dark ages by a bunch of Orcs?

 

[Made Man]

So, the world 3000 years ago didn't just have skyscrapers, it had "Wakanda"-level aircraft?
How was a world with technology apparently beyond our own knocked back into the dark ages by a bunch of Orcs?

The breaking of the world , it wasn’t orcs.
Literal continents shifted and destruction everywhere. Plus, most of that technology was achieved using both men and women parts of the power. When the men went mad the women obviously stopped working with them and started hunting them .

 

[KalKal]

The breaking of the world , it wasn’t orcs.
Literal continents shifted and destruction everywhere. Plus, most of that technology was achieved using both men and women parts of the power. When the men went mad the women obviously stopped working with them and started hunting them .

I guess I still don't fully understand what "the breaking of the world" means.
Also, if it isn't too much of a spoiler, how does that relate to the whole "reincarnation' thing? Are you reincarnated once per "cycle" only, or can you be reboon multiple times in the past 3000 years?

 

[funkee]

i'm not a book reader but that finale was complete trash and the season an overall big "meh" at best

 

[LordDeathwatch]

Like I said, waited too long for this to quit but man.

 

[Marks]

So, the world 3000 years ago didn't just have skyscrapers, it had "Wakanda"-level aircraft?
How was a world with technology apparently beyond our own knocked back into the dark ages by a bunch of Orcs?

Imagine it more like, the loss of harmony. Men and women working side by side, magic enhancing and boosting science. Now imagine half the ppl that made that possible going mad, a bunch of the more powerful ones went mad instantly too iirc. It also lasted hundreds of year, it wasn't instant.

 

[Kooley_High]

As a book reader wtf was this finale?
Its nothing like how I rembee it from the books.
Plus tell me why Perrin aint do shyt this whole season but simp and walk around with his mouth wide open every minute of screen time

This whole season had the plot feeling rushed af with not a lot of depth. Plus these trollocs?
I would rather a tone down version of what they actually look like with real makeup, then this cgi fukkfest. Im here for the long haul but not excited as excited for season two. LOTR mustve ate into this budget. 3/5

 

[Diondon]

Well Lews did break the world and set it back lmao
Apparently he hopped in his Tesla and teleported to fight the Dark One

 

[Diondon]

Was that tidal wave shyt at the end? I'm assuming the Seanchan.

 

[Diondon]

Spoiler

 

[nieman]

That was very ummm different. Even if you separate it from the books, it still was ehhhh at best.

One of the main problems is focusing on that Egwene/Rand relationship. They really have to throw it in there every episode? Another problem is that they're no longer building their relationships with one another, and personalities. Even Nynaeve was shafted this last episode.

I did like Padan Fain explaining what ta'veren meant. No clue why he said 5, when Moraine said 4.

For season 2, maybe Mat meets back up with Thom while going home, and then his ta'veren-ism kicks in to bring him back to the group.

 

[Made Man]

I guess I still don't fully understand what "the breaking of the world" means.
Also, if it isn't too much of a spoiler, how does that relate to the whole "reincarnation' thing? Are you reincarnated once per "cycle" only, or can you be reboon multiple times in the past 3000 years?

Think about what would happen if thousands of nukes went off all around the world on every continent for 100 years . That’s the equivalent to what happen when male channelers went mad. Universities/schools , hospitals , governments and industries would all collapse . I would say look up some YouTube videos on the breaking of the world, but it would probably spoil some things .

Im pretty sure there is no set time when “the wheel will turn you out” again. It’s just your soul, so you probably won’t remember any of your previous lives , but I’m pretty sure you can be reincarnated multiple time within a turning.

 

[Made Man]

That was very ummm different. Even if you separate it from the books, it still was ehhhh at best.

One of the main problems is focusing on that Egwene/Rand relationship. They really have to throw it in there every episode? Another problem is that they're no longer building their relationships with one another, and personalities. Even Nynaeve was shafted this last episode.

I did like Padan Fain explaining what ta'veren meant. No clue why he said 5, when Moraine said 4.

For season 2, maybe Mat meets back up with Thom while going home, and then his ta'veren-ism kicks in to bring him back to the group.

I think the Rand and Egwene relationship is gnna be thrown in the back burner, especially if they all think he is dead. I hope there is a time jump .

 

[detroitwalt]

Was that tidal wave shyt at the end? I'm assuming the Seanchan.

I think so too. They didn’t have their channelers on leashes tho. Just had a muzzle on them if I remember correctly.

 

[detroitwalt]

I did like Padan Fain explaining what ta'veren meant. No clue why he said 5, when Moraine said 4.

I think she said 5 originally but eliminated Nyneve when she told Moraine she was 25