BRANDON SANDERSON BOOKS CUM BOOKS TV

Matt is decidedly downright unpleasant from the start (i.e., even before Shadar Logoth).Matt, Perrin, and Rand appear incredibly naïve, but maybe this was already the case in the book.Egwene and Nynaeve, clashes with the structure of Jordan’s world, as well as Moraine’s early infodump the choice of having the Dragon being one of the five friends, incl.the idea making the first Darkfriend we meet more humane and ambivalent than in the book is hopefully going to be seen again.meeting the Tuatha’an was great, except for the fake scare at the beginning, and the arguing about their non-violent commitment is pretty convincing.the way Trollocs and Fades are rendered is great.this includes her telling of the story of Manethren.Moraine Sedai is reasonably well rendered, although she could have appeared as more ambiguous though (and why did they add this injury in the Bel Tine scene to the original story?).Egwene and Nynaeve are delivering strong personalities to their respective character, kudos!, in a sense improving upon their book counterparts!.

BRANDON SANDERSON BOOKS CUM BOOKS TV

As I was pessimistic about the adaptation of the behemoth (14 volumes) Wheel of Time adaptation as an Amazon TV series, I was not particularly disappointed after watching the first three episodes! Regarding the following comments, I do realise that having started reading these books in 1990 and having completed reading the 15 volumes puts me in a tiny minority and that anyone unfamiliar with Jordan’s universe would take the story as it comes rather than checking for discrepancies from the gospel.

Brandon sanderson books cum books