Elmindreda "Min" Farshaw is one of the main characters of The Wheel of Time fantasy series by Robert Jordan. The Wheel of Time (abbreviated by fans to WoT) is a series of epic fantasy novels written by the late American author James Oliver Robert Jordan was the Pen name of James Oliver Rigney Jr ( October 17, 1948 &ndash September 16, 2007) under which he
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Description
She is slender, a little taller than Moiraine (who Jordan has said to be about 5'2"), and has short hair that she has recently grown longer. Robert Jordan was the Pen name of James Oliver Rigney Jr ( October 17, 1948 &ndash September 16, 2007) under which he She has large, dark eyes.
Origins
Min grew up in Baerlon, under the patronage of a father who did not curb her tomboyish tendencies, and (after he died), by a trio of aunts who failed miserably at making a "proper woman" out of her. For information about the fictional planet Andor or Andoria in the Star Trek universe see Andor. Tomboy is a Girl who behaves according to the Gender role of a Boy. Her personality is encapsulated by her name: "Elmindreda" is a character in a book who fawns and sighs over men, which is why Min likes to go by the shortened version.
Viewings
She met Rand al'Thor at Baerlon, around the same time Nynaeve al'Meara first caught up with and was caught up by the group, and managed to unnerve Rand thoroughly: not only was she a very attractive woman whose hair is cut short like a boy's and wears men's clothing, but she also has oracular visions. Rand al'Thor, the Dragon Reborn, is the protagonist and main character of The Wheel of Time, a series of fantasy Novels by Robert Jordan Nynaeve al'Meara (pronounced NIGH-neev al-MEER-ah (formally and currently el'Nynaeve ti al'Meara Mandragoran) is one of the main characters of The Wheel of Time Min is privy to flashes of visual insight she calls "viewings"—for instance, whenever she sees Rand, Mat Cauthon or Perrin Aybara, she sees him surrounded by a vast, trackless darkness, while countless thousands of fireflies dart in and out, trying to fill the void; when two or more of them stand near each other, the fireflies get stronger. Matrim "Mat" Cauthon is one of the main characters of The Wheel of Time fantasy series by Robert Jordan. Perrin t'Bashere Aybara, or Goldeneyes, is one of the main characters of Robert Jordan 's Epic fantasy The Wheel of Time. The symbolism of this viewing is relatively obvious, but most of them are much harder for her to decode in the beginning.
- Why does Mat evoke a banner with a red eagle? (The Red Eagle is the emblem of Manetheren. This article is about the countries cities towns and other important locations in Robert Jordan ’s The Wheel of Time Fantasy fiction series )
- Why does Perrin have both a hawk and a falcon stooping on his shoulder? (Berelain, represented by the hawk, and Faile Bashere, represented by the falcon, both seek to capture his regard. Berelain sur Paendrag Tanreal of House Paeron is a character in the Wheel of Time Fantasy series by Robert Jordan. Faile Bashere is a character in the Wheel of Time fantasy series by Robert Jordan. )
- Why is Rand pouring water on sand? (This has two possible interpretations: it is said that the Car'a'carn will spill the blood of the Aiel as water on sand; and, in The Shadow Rising, Rand makes a far more literal fulfillment by channeling to create rain at Al'cair Dal, the first rainfall in the Aiel Waste in recorded history. In Robert Jordan 's Fantasy series The Wheel of Time, the Aiel are a race of people The Shadow Rising (abbreviated as tSR by fans is the fourth book in American author Robert Jordan 's Fantasy series The )
- Whose heavy golden ring floats above Nynaeve's hand? (Lan Mandragoran, who eventually marries Nynaeve, owns a heavy golden ring signifying his office as the current king of Malkier. Al'Lan Mandragoran, (mændrəˈgɔrən is one of the main characters of the Wheel of Time Fantasy series by Robert Jordan. This article is about the countries cities towns and other important locations in Robert Jordan ’s The Wheel of Time Fantasy fiction series )
- Why is a white flame connected with Egwene? (The white flame is the Flame of Tar Valon and the sigil of the Amyrlin Seat, which Egwene is named by the rebel Aes Sedai. Egwene al'Vere (pronounced e-GWAIN al-VEER is one of the main characters of the Wheel of Time Fantasy series by Robert Jordan. The Amyrlin Seat is a fictional title from Robert Jordan 's Wheel of Time series The Aes Sedai are a society in the fictional universe of Robert Jordan 's The Wheel of Time book series )
Whether or not Min is able to interpret her viewings, they always come true. . . And there are a lot of them. (It should be pointed out the viewings above had all been explained by the end of Lord of Chaos; there are more whose meanings are as yet unclear. Lord of Chaos (abbreviated as LoC by fans is the sixth book of The Wheel of Time Fantasy series written by American author )
Viewings are always thicker around those who can channel, or are connected with channelers. However, Min's ability itself has nothing to do with the One Power; Aes Sedai have tested that theory extensively, which contributes to Min's general dislike for the organization. In The Wheel of Time fantasy series by Robert Jordan, the One Power is the force that maintains the continuous motion of the Wheel of Time
It should also be pointed out that, according to series author Robert Jordan, Min's viewings always regard the future. With this in mind, viewings like Lan Mandragoran's (who "has seven ruined towers around his head, and a babe in a cradle holding a sword. . . "), which at first glance seem to be connected to his past, become far more unclear. On the other hand, it can be argued that this and other viewings were simply victims of a retcon of Min's abilities.
Falme, and the Truth of a Viewing
After the Eye of the World, Moiraine Sedai summoned Min to the White Tower for safekeeping, something the free-spirited Min did not appreciate at all. The Eye of the World (abbreviated as tEotW by fans is the first book of The Wheel of Time (WoT Fantasy series written by Moiraine Damodred (pronounced mwah-RAIN) is one of the main characters of the Wheel of Time fantasy series by Robert Jordan. She went with Egwene, Elayne and Nynaeve to Falme, and stayed with Rand and the Shienarans that winter, while the novices travelled back to the Tower with Mat; but when Rand disappeared one morning, heading for Tear, Moiraine remanded Min to the Tower as well. Elayne Trakand is one of the main characters of the Wheel of Time fantasy series by Robert Jordan. Min arrived just in time for the coup against the Amyrlin Siuan Sanche, and she later helped Siuan, Leane, and now-gentled former False Dragon Logain Ablar to escape to Salidar, where she was reacquainted with Egwene, Elayne and Nynaeve. Siuan Sanche (pronounced swan) is a character of the Wheel of Time fantasy series by Robert Jordan. Logain Ablar is a fictional character in Robert Jordan 's Wheel of Time series A fictional village that exists in Robert Jordan 's Wheel of Time series Min later was sent to Caemlyn with the Salidar embassy to meet Rand; she has been at his side ever since. The reason for this was not immediately obvious to anyone but her.
Love at First Sight
One vision Min had upon first meeting Rand was one that she was able to interpret quickly, although she did not tell him of it at the time: that she would fall in love with the Dragon Reborn. And not just her; two other women would love him as well. The face of one of the other women she later recognized: a friend she had made in the White Tower, a novice named Elayne Trakand. The two agreed to share him later, a decision made easier by their strong friendship. The other she did not recognize; it turned out to be the Aiel woman Aviendha, who ironically had promised to Elayne to keep anyone from getting their hands on Rand. In Robert Jordan 's Fantasy series The Wheel of Time, the Aiel are a race of people Aviendha of the Nine Valleys sept of the Taardad Aiel is one of the main characters of the Wheel of Time fantasy series by Robert Jordan. Struggle against it though she might, Min did fall in love with Rand, becoming the second of his women to become his lover (after Aviendha), and she now plays an important role in his life: she is one of the few people in the world who can get him to smile, and certainly the only one he keeps nearby (Elayne and Aviendha being busy in Caemlyn). He has tried to send her away, citing the danger in staying near him (for instance, a rogue Asha'man attack aimed at him summarily melted a quarter of the Sun Palace in Cairhien), but she has steadfastly refused. The Asha'man are an organization of men who can channel in the Fictional world of Robert Jordan 's Fantasy series The Wheel of Time. She also reports any viewings she has that might help him. . . if only she knew what most of them meant.
Recently Min, Elayne and Aviendha have jointly Bonded to Rand as Warders and Aes Sedai do, something previously unheard of (and necessarily done in secret). It was at that time she also revealed that Elayne would become pregnant with twins and that Rand would be the father, and that Aviendha would later have his quadruplets (Min couldn't see if she herself would have any children with Rand, however). It was also revealed at that time that she is incapable of masking the emotions she senses from Rand through the bond. She was also present when Rand and Nynaeve were using the Choedan Kal to cleanse saidin of the Taint. Nynaeve al'Meara (pronounced NIGH-neev al-MEER-ah (formally and currently el'Nynaeve ti al'Meara Mandragoran) is one of the main characters of The Wheel of Time In Robert Jordan 's The Wheel of Time fantasy series the Choedan Kal are the two most powerful Sa'angreal ever made In The Wheel of Time fantasy series by Robert Jordan, the One Power is the force that maintains the continuous motion of the Wheel of Time
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