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| − | Thom mentions Anla to the folks of Emond's Field; he says he will tell them | + | [[Thom]] mentions Anla to the folks of Emond's Field; he says he will tell them ‘’The Thousand Tales of Anla, the Wise Counselor’’ ([[The Eye of the World: Chapter 4|TEotW: 4]]). When [[Elayne]] and [[Thom]] are speaking on the way to [[Tanchico]], he mentions Anla again, wondering aloud if she was really the Wise Counselor, and if she was really sister to [[Elsbet]], queen of the world ([[The Shadow Rising: Chapter 20|TSR: 20]]). [[Thom]] tells stories about her several times throughout the series: on the way to [[Baerlon]], in [[Cairhien]] and in [[Tanchico]] ([[The Eye of the World: Chapter 13|TEotW: 13]]; [[The Great Hunt: Chapter 34|TGH: 34]]; [[The Shadow Rising: Chapter 39|TSR: 39]]). |
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Revision as of 13:49, 9 September 2006
Leora Oldessroth
General
Thom mentions Anla to the folks of Emond's Field; he says he will tell them ‘’The Thousand Tales of Anla, the Wise Counselor’’ (TEotW: 4). When Elayne and Thom are speaking on the way to Tanchico, he mentions Anla again, wondering aloud if she was really the Wise Counselor, and if she was really sister to Elsbet, queen of the world (TSR: 20). Thom tells stories about her several times throughout the series: on the way to Baerlon, in Cairhien and in Tanchico (TEotW: 13; TGH: 34; TSR: 39).
