Wheel of Time Season 3 Recaps

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Wheel of Time recap: The show nails one of the books’ biggest and bestest battles

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Andrew Cunningham and Lee Hutchinson recapped each first season episode and second season episode of The Wheel of Time .

They'll do our best to not spoil major future events from the books, but there's always the danger that something might slip out.

This episode alone introduces a bunch of fairly major shifts that could play out in unpredictable ways.

This is the first time we've seen it pull something forward from that late.

The entire Whitecloak subplot is something that stretches out interminably in the books, as many side-plots do.

Loial's unexpected death (if indeed death it was) gives me pause.

One way to keep the perspectives and plotlines from proliferating and recreating The Slog is simply to kill some of those people so they can't be around to slow things down.

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