#the great hunt
It’s 1991 and they’re going to prom together
its real missing the wheel of time hours so here’s a tribute to dare i say the best character in the whole series jk haha unless
[alt: blue text reading “sail on The Spray” with a sailboat from the front, crashing through waves in shades of blue. the sails are full and the portholes are shaped like the cuendillar seals. A sailor looks over the railing with a telescope. In the background, a dark city looms.]
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counting down the days to wotshow with these character cards i’ve been making, inspired by the posters! first up, our parents, Moiraine and Lan.
(alt: stylized drawings of Moiraine and Lan in the poses from the character posters, in varying shades of blue/purple, with decorative borders and a simplified version of the ouroborous in matching colors, Moiraine’s says “the wheel weaves as the wheel wills” and Lan’s says “Death is lighter than a feather”)
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Travel by Portal Stone for the tropical getaway you’ve been waiting for all your life! flicker flicker flicker
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everybody hop in we’re going to Malkier… but make it happy Malkier! stop 4 on the wot world tour
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stop #2 on the WoT World Tour! had to do one for the White Tower before New Spring leaves Tar Valon.
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Hello! Welcome to my WoT World Tour! I’m trying to reread New Spring, EotW, and tGH before November 19th, and I’m going to draw travel posters in somewhat chronological order as I go along. We have to start off with Tar Valon, as seen in the show that really exists now!!!
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So inviting you won’t want to leave :)
I love this story from The Great Hunt, about a man who loses himself to the wolf side. I’m sure it will get cut in the show, but I hope they manage to slip an element or two from it in.
It’s a shocking thing for Perrin to see, as he’s fighting his own connection to the wolves. But I love that he lets him out of the cage. And I especially love that the man’s brother just really cares about him and ultimately wants whatever is best for him. It’s a sad little story about really good people, and is one of so many little things that gives this series its heart.
