The More I Reread Throne Of Glass, The More I Understand Less And Less Why People Are Such Strong Aedion

The more I reread Throne of Glass, the more I understand less and less why people are such strong Aedion and Chaol haters. I get that they have moments where they are unkind, but honestly the way people are constantly mad at them for reacting poorly to being manipulated and not even the least bit concerned about the fact that they were BEING MANIPULATED really irks me. So yes, I am a Chaol and Aedion apologist and I am not in the least bit sorry about it. Tower of Dawn is one of my favorites in the entire series, and I enjoy almost every moment that involves Aedion. They are both complex and fleshed out characters that deserve appreciation!

Decided to reread Tower of Dawn, I needed more Chaol and Yrene in my life. And Nesryn and Sartaq… This might actually be my favorite book in this series… although I love them all so that’s a very hard decision.

Okay, so I completely understand why so many people are annoyed by Gawyn in Wheel of Time, but I also think that he deserves a little more understanding than most people give him. Gawyn was left by both Elayne and Galad during Elaida’s coup. Galad was Gawyn’s sounding board, and all Gawyn knows is that Siuan is the reason his sister is missing. Gawyn is left alone with very little information and he tries to do what he thinks is morally right. Now yes, it does take a bit for him to finally believe that Rand didn’t kill Morgase, but in light of this we have to remember that no one has any idea where the heck Morgase is! Gawyn is the victim of his circumstances. I also want to mention that while I actually really like the pairing of Gawyn and Egwene, Egwene’s treatment of Gawyn after he rescues her from the Tower during the Sean Chan attack seriously IRKS me. Egwene wants Gawyn to let her do what she believes is best and necessary, but how is he supposed to be able to beat help her if she doesn’t flipping tell him anything?! Gawyn is consistently given the short end of the stick and I feel like no one actually cares

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I was rereading Wheel Of Time and one thing I love is that you don’t get Mat’s point of view until the third book. I mean the first two books you watch Mat say all the wrong things and be a complete idiot and you’re like “What is this guy doing?!”, and then you get to the Dragon Reborn and you’re like “Oh, that’s what goes on in his head” and you still think he’s an idiot, but now you experience the comedic genius that he is