The Pattern

Sauegjeteren wrote:Jeg må bare få komme med et innspill her selv om jeg har sagt det jeg mener før. Når jeg leser om at Faile lukter sint og skuffet da Perrin ikke vil krangle nå i 4. bok så skjønner jeg det, mens jeg før ikke skjønte hvorfor. Jeg syntes ikke engang det var særlig spennende før, jeg ble bare litt irritert over Faile. Nå skjønner jeg hvorfor hun gjør det og på en eller annen måte blir det bedre av det.

Dumme Perrin.

Faile: Of an age with Ewin Finngar [LOC: Prologue, The First Message, 35]
Ewin Finngar: born 984 NE [TEOTW: 2, Strangers, 19]
Perrin: is the same age as Rand, b.978 NE [TEOTW: 8, A Place of Safety, 94].

Prologue, LoC wrote: In the Two Rivers, girls did not braid their hair until the Women’s Circle said they were old enough to marry, whether that was fifteen or thirty, though few went beyond twenty. In fact, Rhea was a good five years older than Faile, her hair four years braided, but at the moment she looked as if she still wore it loose on her shoulders and had just realized that what had seemed a wonderful idea at the time was really the stupidest thing she could have done. For that matter, Sharmad seemed even more abashed, for all she had a year or two on Rhea; for a Domani to find herself in this situation must be humiliating. Faile wanted to slap the pair of them cross-eyed—except that a lady could not do that.

Prologue LoC wrote:Faile blinked in surprise. Those three were hardly boys. Dav and Elam were as old as Perrin, and Ewin was her own age. And Perrin’s stories, which he told seldom and reluctantly, were hardly the only way Two Rivers youths learned about the outside world now. “I could ask Perrin to speak to you, if you wish.”

incanus wrote:I følge WoT FAQ:

Faile: Of an age with Ewin Finngar [LOC: Prologue, The First Message, 35]
Ewin Finngar: born 984 NE [TEOTW: 2, Strangers, 19]
Perrin: is the same age as Rand, b.978 NE [TEOTW: 8, A Place of Safety, 94].

Altso er ho seks år yngre enn Perrin...