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moustachebandit:

this seems to be everyone’s favorite so I thought you should have a version that wasn’t crudely drawn with a mouse! Enjoy!

moustachebandit:

this seems to be everyone’s favorite so I thought you should have a version that wasn’t crudely drawn with a mouse! Enjoy!

I’m so sorry glamnarc I’ve only just realised that I must have answered you on private which I didnt mean to do, sorry!! So here’s my answer for the benefit of general discussion.That part of the story was particularly heartbreaking to me since I really felt the complexity of Faile’s situation, and the emotional difficulties she was going through, i thought it was a really cool part and I was disappointing about how it was solved just by killing, as if it was too much trouble to do a proper confrontation. I also got really attached to Rolan I thought he was a cool guy shh, so yeah I was sad about that

I’m so sorry glamnarc I’ve only just realised that I must have answered you on private which I didnt mean to do, sorry!! So here’s my answer for the benefit of general discussion.
That part of the story was particularly heartbreaking to me since I really felt the complexity of Faile’s situation, and the emotional difficulties she was going through, i thought it was a really cool part and I was disappointing about how it was solved just by killing, as if it was too much trouble to do a proper confrontation. I also got really attached to Rolan I thought he was a cool guy shh, so yeah I was sad about that

http://bookriot.com/2013/02/19/feminism-in-epic-fantasy/

Personally this discussion has always been close to my heart. Some may argue that ASOIAF is more “realistic” for the time period in which it is set but what does that really mean for a fantasy series? Nothing at all. I find it very difficult to see the point of the assault that happens in ASOIAF, whereas the power held by women in WOT, by their own right, and the willing support given them by the men is something very interesting to behold. The ceremonies in many of the cultures in WOT surrounding women, I personally happen to find very empowering (Aes Sedai ceremonies, Aiel ceremonies) and a celebration of what it means to be a woman. While the series can be comical sometimes with all the sniffing, arm folding and braid-tugging, and all the talk of impressive bosoms, i have never felt that it has been a problem to the way women are seen in the world of Randland. Any thoughts?

asthewheelturns:

The Eye of the World inside front cover art by Darrell Sweet

asthewheelturns:

The Eye of the World inside front cover art by Darrell Sweet

Welp

I have finished aMoL after two days of absorption. Definitely one of the better paced books and I’m happy with the ending. Posting will resume once I catch my breath. Thanks for waiting everyone!

Anonymous sniffed and smoothed her skirts, "hello, could you please tell me how you block posts tagged with spoilers on tumblr? thank you."
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Sure!
There’s an addon for your browser called Tumblr Savior. You can find it here for Firefox and here for Chrome
To add something to your blacklist and make sure it doesn’t show up, just highlight the phrase in whatever post, and right click and “Add to blacklist”. It’s the best thing ever created for tumblr believe me

heyo

yesterday i finished my re-read and started A Memory of Light. Don’t worry there won’t be any spoilers for a while probably and if i do, i will be tagging them as 
aMoL spoilers
so block that if you feel like it 
:)

jojothemodern:

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moustachebandit:

experimenting with style
I like Mat the best out of these

moustachebandit:

experimenting with style

I like Mat the best out of these