The big battle with the Shaido? At Cairhein.

@@shawnherriott1093 Good one! I'm still sad that Mat's fight with Couladin happened off-screen.

Rodel Ituralde showing the Seanchan how to do battle. Any of them. He’s probably my favorite general. 🤘

I hope they don't cut Falme like they suggested on the Dusty wheel...

Amazing, can you do this for Second Battle of Cairhien?

Same here! Thank you!

You're incredible!

There's really just one spoiler related to future books but it's big enough that I think it's worth waiting. I'm glad you had the strength to turn away! See you in a few months!

Thank you! We'll get there eventually!

Thank you! I'm glad you found us too!

@@UnravelingthePattern may both of you always find water and shade!

Not yet..it was put on hold until.afyer Season one of the show airs

@@UnravelingthePattern thanks, looking forward to it

Thank you! I'm working on a bunch of spoiler-free videos now!

It's coming! We're still working on getting the maps and everything ready, but it is coming!

It's definitely my favorite book!

Haha, I got that in the first 8 views. I wonder who disliked it!

I can guarantee that it will come out some time in the next 10 years! Seriously though. After the show is out and show related stuff dies down I'll do more of these!

@@UnravelingthePattern I definitely understand how busy you guys must be, it's it's full time job keeping up with all this wonderful new WoT teasers we've been getting. Only 12 days TO GO WOOOOOO!

Thanks for the input! Nae'Blis is a much bigger channel than mine, so it helps me to get more views. Also, he was the one who approached me about this. In the future I'll probably do some battle breakdowns on my own.

Hmmm, yes you have a point. I'm so sorry to your brother! But how do I title it or advertise it without mentioning what it's about?

@@UnravelingthePattern Tbh i have no idea just thought it would be nice for you to have in mind since you are so careful not to spoil your viewers :) love your videos keep it up!

@@UnravelingthePattern I don't think it's really spoilery since it doesn't say when or with who such a battle takes place. From the get go of the series, like even in the synopsis, we're told that there is gonna be a "Last Battle". So obviously, at some points, there are gonna be other battles. So, ok, there is gonna be a battle in the Two Rivers... If you haven't read yet about any in the location mentionned, then don't clic on it and you won't know at what point it'll happen, from early on up to the last one... So my only suggestion for you Lauren, never mention in the description it is spoilery for what book, just a general warning that if ppl don't know yet what that title is refering to, then they shouldn't watch it! And maybe do the same thing in the video itself, keep the pointer toward spoilers, but saying to leave immediately if they don't know what you're gonna talk about yet, to come back when they do understand!

You could even say that Perrin's parents died when he was young and he was basically raised by the Luhhon's

@@abbys6260 I like these ideas! It would be better character building.

Or add more characterization to Perrin's family so it feels more meaningful when they die. Either would work.

@@luckat7927 they could do that but I can't imagine them developing both the Luhhon's and Perrin's family so I'd rather have the named characters developed. I also wouldn't be surprised if we don't see them casted until shadow's rising season.

@@abbys6260 I agree that if they choose to develop Perrin's family they'll probably spend less time on the Luhhans early on. I really doubt that whoever they choose to kill off for Perrin when they get to book four stuff (if they do still kill off people close to him) won't be cast until then because then they'll just be falling into the same trap RJ did where he killed off characters the reader didn't care about. The way I see it, there's two main ways the show could handle it if they want the deaths to hit right. The first is to focus on Perrin's family early on, possibly replacing some of the early characterization the Luhhans get (perhaps even to the extent that they aren't even cast yet), then kill Perrin's family off and have Perrin treat the Luhhans like his replacement family like what happened in the book. The second way is to fully replace Perrin's family with the Luhhans, and then make sure to characterize the Luhhans well early on (maybe better even than in the books since we'd be losing all characterization after their deaths and probably a lot of Perrin's internal monologue about them), then kill them off and focus on Perrin finding family in Tam and Abel after that. Either way could work (and would probably work better if the deaths don't happen entirely off screen.) I'm just surprised at how many people seem to be leaping at the second idea instead of the first (and seem to be doing so entirely off of book characterization that might not end up in show), so I like to bring up the first possibility. I think we'll have a better idea what route the show is likely to take when it gets to this point after we've seen how they handle the characterization in the first season.

I'm a Wheel of Time fan, plain and simple. I'm sorry that bothers you but I'm sure you'll be okay.

@@UnravelingthePattern Thank you. I'm a fan as well. This video was fantastic. I was referring to the Amazon show.

@@HBR-q5z I know, I'm saying I'm a fan of both. Being a fan of the show doesn't take away from my love of the books. I like the show, I love the books. I hope to love the show someday but I do like it and hope for its success.

@@UnravelingthePattern I understand. I really wanted to like the show but it missed the mark for me. Kind of like if I was aiming for Lugard and hit Seanchan missed the mark. I won't continue watching. Best of luck on your future videos. I really enjoy them.