On Apr 18, 11:47=A0pm, Matthew Kuhl <patton1...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Okay, let's think about this. =A0This is Sammael's little timeline in
> the Third Age:
>
> Alright, so RJ has said that Sammy is dead. =A0Note, however, that what
> he said is that Mashadar got Sammy. =A0Sammy didn't get balefired.
=A0That=
> means that the DO could resurrect him.
>
> The reason that I bring this up is that in KOD, we find out that
> Moridin certainly didn't order the attack on Rand. =A0None of the others
> present at that meeting did. =A0According to Mr. Nae'blis, the man who
> ordered that attack was...Sammael. =A0Either that, he said, or a very
> convincing imitator. =A0Which do you think more likely.
>
sammael wasn't balefired nor is he unressurectable but to that affect
nor is asmodean (i hope my spelling is correct) who has become specks
of dust floating towards the floor...
oth of the aforentioned have comitted the grave sin of dying - not at
the hands of al'thor so why would the DO pull one out oblivion and not
the other... we know that asmodean was bound to become a traitor to
the DO's cause by helping rand but all the forsaken had their own
ajendas to promote not all of which have always colinear to the DO's
scheme of future events.
Im not saying it cant be samy but RJ has said both of them were DEAD
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plus - as an aside. Mashadars EVIL is not of the same nature as the
DO's so I would not consider Samael's soul to be within the DO's realm
of Influence. i would think Sammael lost to the DO and the Forsaken
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