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Interviews
- A Crown of Swords book tour
- America Online Chat
- Australia Interview
- Bailey's Crossroads
- Barnes and Noble Chat
- Barnes and Noble Signing NY
- Budapest
- Charlotte Book Signing
- CNN Chat
- Compuserve Chat
- Crossroads of Twilight book tour
- Crossroads of Twilight eBook "Glimmers" Interview
- Crown of Swords Book Tour
- Dragoncon
- Joe
- Knife of Dreams Book Tour
- Letter to Pam Korda
- Letter to Paul Ward
- Letter to Tom McCormick
- Lord of Chaos book tour
- Macron Interview
- Netherlands Tour
- Path of Daggers Book Tour
- Robert Jordan's Blog
- Salt Lake City Signing
- The Gathering Storm Book Tour
- Thus Spake the Creator
- TOR Questions of the Week
- Unknown
- USAToday Chat
- WoT Mania Quote Collection
- Wotmania Interview
- Wotmania Quote Collection
- Wotmania/Dragonmount
Interview Questions from Letter to Tom McCormick
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Please find out if Lews Therin balefired himself in the prologue in The Eye of the World, or if he just drew too much of the One Power. If it isn't critical to the continuing plot, I'm sure he'll say.
Lews Therin did not use balefire on himself; he simply drew as much of the One Power as he could, then kept on pulling it in. |
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In The Fires of Heaven, in the chapters "The Far Snows" and "A Short Spear," was the timing of events deliberately precalculated by him, or not? If the first is true, I'm not asking for an explanation --presumably we'll get that in a later book. I'm just asking for a yes or a no. (If he wants to know why the question was put, please just say the two words "time zones.")
Yes, the timing was calculated. I know how far to the west Seanchan lies. |
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