Fel:
> Varf�r kan inte det vara s� att fain
> kan bli den svarte ge mig en rimlig f�rklaring.
Jag s�ger att det p�st�endet �r taget ur luften.
Man kan lika g�rna p�st� att den Svarte kommer
att sl�ss genom att bli Perrin.
Det �r heller ingen god id� att f�ra resonomanget:
"Bevisa att inte ......."
B�ttre att ta det tv�rtom, dvs att ha bel�gg
varf�r det skulle vara si eller s� samt argument
om varf�r.
Sedan f�r man vara beredd p� att folk har andra
�sikter eller att det tycker att ens argument
inte har n�gon f�rankring.
> Men det finns inte en �nda sak som s�jer att
> Moridin m�ste vara Isamel s� f�rklara dina argument.
Nej, det st�mmer det st�r inte svart p� vitt att
Moridin �R Ishamael men det finns tydliga saker
i b�ckerna som pekar p� att s� �r fallet.
Jag saxar lite fr�n n�tet:
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Aginor and Balthamel, though reincarnated, are
accounted for as Osan'gar and Aran'gar respectively.
Be'lal and Rahvin were Balefired, and as such are
beyond the Dark One's ability to restore. Asmodean,
in Robert Jordan's own words, is roadkill. Sammael,
though possibly dead, did not die until well after
the introduction of Moridin in the narrative.
No other male Forsaken have been killed in action.
In [TPOD: 3, Unweaving, 81], Moridin notes several
modern developments of the Aes Sedai and other
channellers which had been unknown and/or considered
impossible in the Age of Legends. Among them, he lists
the Warder bond and notes that he had known about that
for a long, long time. Of all the Forsaken, only
Ishamael could possibly have known about the Warder
bonds for more than a few years, since only Ishamael
had been active at all since the Strike at Shayol Ghul.
This piece of evidence alone proves that Moridin is Ishamael.
Vilket skulle bevisas...
//Nibbe