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Fantasy It's the type of book that starts with a beautiful fantasy map and the heroes are recruited by a wizard from a rural village, then take a tour of various countries on the map; in the process they discover they have been Chosen to Fulfill a Prophecy. So it's a pleasant (if derivative) remix of epic fantasy tropes, but I read and re-read this book a lot way back when, so I have a lot of affection for the characters. Firstly, my brain is a little fried from information overload. I...just...I quit taking notes around page 150 (cause I had almost filled up half a legal pad) so I just powered through it. My brain, it itches with information. That all being said--sooo happy I am into the series now. I mean really. Complex? Yes. Long? Yes. Epic on an epicly epic scale? Hell yes. Which isn't to say I adored it with blind faith, but I did love it. I think some of my favorite parts were whenever Nynaeve happened to be in the scene. Her and Egwene were my favorites by far, though I liked Lan (later on) and Perrin didn't seem a bad sort. I wasn't keen on Mat (but then I thought he was very sneaky) and Rand was almost bland at times. He was more reactionary then anything else I think. Moraine...I kind of liked her, but then again I was little bit hesitant because she kept things so close to her chest. I've never been one to trust characters like that. The good thing about a long series like this is that any doubts I have over characters will probably be answered in the next 10 or so books. Jordan doesn't seem like the sort to make a character do something shady and then completely ignore it for the rest of the series. Moraine might still be redeemed (I hold no hope for Mat). I've worked hard to avoid potential spoilers--which HA! trying to do that with a series that began 20 years ago is almost impossible--so all I know is this: Rand is very very very important. Heh yeah I know 832 pages and that's what I get from it? I'm not sure there's too much I can say since these reviews aren't for promoting the series and more for me to get on the bandwagon you know? Pertence à sérieEstá contido emThe Wheel of Time, Boxed Set I, Books 1-3: The Eye of the World, The Great Hunt, The Dragon Reborn de Robert Jordan The Wheel of Time Books 1-10 de Robert Jordan (indireta) The Wheel of Time Books 1-8 de Robert Jordan (indireta) ContémTem a adaptaçãoTem como guia de referência/texto acompanhantePrêmiosNotable Lists
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