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conversations.value: A Memory of Light: In the prologue, the armies of the Westlands assemble in preparation for Tarmon Gai\'don, as do the forces of the Shadow.\nThe Forsaken Demandred stages a raid on the city of Caemlyn, sending Trollocs to capture the cannons, developed jointly by Matrim Cauthon, Queen Elayne Trakand, and the Illuminator Aludra.\nTalmanes Delovinde and the Band of the Red Hand launch their own counter-attack and successfully exfiltrate the cannons out of the city, but Caemlyn is lost.\nThe Light is bolstered by people coming from all over the world to fight, sensing the end of all things, while the Shadow welcomes a new Forsaken: Mazrim Taim, now called "M\'Hael".\nRand al\'Thor prepares a meeting of all the nations on the Field of Merrilor, to persuade them to fight in Tarmon Gai\'don.\nMat returns to Ebou Dar to locate Tuon, only to find the city crawling with assassins sent by one of her generals.\nAt the Black Tower, Logain Ablar is missing and Mazrim Taim is forcibly "Turning" people to the Shadow.\nThe Asha\'man still loyal to Logain, led by Androl Genhald and Aes Sedai ambassador Pevara Tazanovni, stage a rescue.\nRand\'s "price" of allegiance—a treaty called "The Dragon\'s Peace", in which borders are fixed and war is outlawed—and his plan to shatter the remaining seals of the Dark One\'s prison, lead to widespread argument; the latter resolved only when Moiraine Damodred quotes from the Prophecies of the Dragon, and convinces Egwene to break the seals herself.\nThe Aiel, persuaded by Aviendha\'s post-apocalyptic visions during Towers of Midnight, demand to be subject to the treaty, as arbiters of any dispute.\nWhen Elayne Trakand remarks that peace cannot be maintained if the Seanchan are exempt, Rand agrees to persuade their cooperation, and appoints Elayne commander-in-chief of the armies formerly under himself.\nElayne dispatches her forces to four different campaigns, whereof Caemlyn is to be retaken by Andoran and Cairhienin troops; Egwene commands an army of Aes Sedai to reinforce Kandor, whilst Lan Mandragoran and the resurrected nation of Malkier hold Tarwin\'s Gap.\nRand himself will lead the Aiel to face the Dark One.\nThe four remaining "Great Captains" are attached to each campaign: Gareth Bryne in Kandor, Agelmar Jagad at Tarwin\'s Gap, Rodel Ituralde to Shayol Ghul, and Davram Bashere to serve Elayne directly.\nThe campaigns turn to disaster when Graendal, now renamed Hessalam, prompts the commanders to err.\nRand gains the support of the Seanchan by persuading Tuon in Ebou Dar that his authority, as the reincarnation of Lews Therin, supersedes hers.\nThe Seanchan march to battle with Mat as one of their generals.\nTaking only Moiraine, Nynaeve al\'Meara, and the sa\'angreal Callandor, Rand confronts the Dark One\'s champion, Moridin; interrupted only when Rand makes contact with the Dark One.\nMeanwhile, Perrin Aybara enters Tel\'aran\'rhiod to protect Rand from Slayer.\nIn this he is assisted by Lanfear; but wounded by Slayer and forced to retreat.\nRand and Egwene learn that enemy agents have seized some of the Dark One\'s seals.\nElayne\'s forces burn Caemlyn to force the Trollocs to pursue; but they are pursued also by a new force from the north, and saved by Logain and his loyal Asha\'man.\nAt Tarwin\'s Gap, the defenders are forced into rout; while in Kandor, Egwene and the Aes Sedai are unexpectedly outflanked by the nation of Shara, under Demandred.\nRealizing that Mat\'s foxhead medallion makes him the only competent general immune to hostile \'Compulsion\', Egwene gives him command of their forces, and Mat rallies the survivors at the Field of Merrilor.\nTo lure Demandred into risking his resources, Mat stages a public quarrel with Tuon, and the Seanchan depart the field.\nPerrin continues pursuit of Slayer.\nAt Shayol Ghul, Graendal opposes the Aiel.\nWhen Demandred challenges the absent Rand, Gawyn Trakand attacks him directly and is mortally wounded.\nLater, his elder half-brother Galad Damodred is severely wounded in the same effort; but wounds Demandred before retreat.\nMat\'s command post is attacked directly by Sharan forces, and Siuan Sanche is killed in the defense.\nGareth Bryne loses reason and dies soon after.\nElayne is waylaid by several Darkfriend Guardsmen, who arrange a duplicate of Elayne to be seen dead.\nFaile\'s contingent arrive at Merrilor, but are almost immediately betrayed.\nFaile seizes the Horn of Valere (capable of recruiting deceased heroes), which she gives to Olver.\nAndrol and Pevara track down M\'Hael and steal the remaining seals on the Dark One\'s prison.\nEgwene then asks Leilwin Shipless to be her warder and attacks M\'Hael.\nM\'Hael uses balefire to destroy a number of Aes Sedai.\nIn the midst of her fight with M\'Hael, Egwene activates a "Flame of Tar Valon", capable of counteracting balefire, and sacrifices her own life to destroy M\'Hael and his followers.\nGalad passes to Lan Mat\'s foxhead medallion, and Lan kills Demandred in single combat.\nOlver sounds the Horn of Valere, summoning legendary heroes to rescue Elayne.\nMat uses the Heroes and reinforcements from the Seanchan to sweep the field.\nOutside the Pattern, Shai\'tan and Rand duel by constructing their visions of what reality could be after Tarmon Gai\'don, and ultimately achieve stalemate on the premise that the Pattern is incomplete in case of either\'s defeat.\nPerrin kills Slayer at the Pit of Doom, and later kills Lanfear.\nMat kills Padan Fain with his own dagger.\nOlver and the resurrected heroes win the battle, while Aviendha mentally enslaves Graendal.\nRand resumes his duel with Moridin, during which Rand, Moiraine, and Nynaeve take control of Moridin and use his power to create a huge weave of saidar, saidin, and True Power combined.\nSeeing this, Logain breaks open the Dark One\'s prison, and Rand uses the huge weave of three powers, first to capture the Dark One, and later to re-create his prison without flaw.\nBereft of the Dark One\'s influence, the Blight dissolves.\nMat reunites with Tuon, who reveals that she is pregnant by him; whereas Perrin locates Faile buried under Trolloc corpses, but alive, and inherits the throne of Saldaea.\nCadsuane Melaidhrin is elected the new Amyrlin Seat, while Moghedien is captured by a sul\'dam.\nThom and Moiraine, Lan and Nynaeve, wait attendance on Rand, who is slowly dying of his wounds.\nA funeral pyre is held; but it is revealed that Rand had exchanged psyches with Moridin, and is therefore alive.\nNo longer able to channel the One Power, Rand now has the ability to manipulate the Pattern directly, though it is unclear to what extent.
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conversations.value: A Memory of Light: In the prologue, the armies of the Westlands assemble in preparation for Tarmon Gai\'don, as do the forces of the Shadow.\nThe Forsaken Demandred stages a raid on the city of Caemlyn, sending Trollocs to capture the cannons, developed jointly by Matrim Cauthon, Queen Elayne Trakand, and the Illuminator Aludra.\nTalmanes Delovinde and the Band of the Red Hand launch their own counter-attack and successfully exfiltrate the cannons out of the city, but Caemlyn is lost.\nThe Light is bolstered by people coming from all over the world to fight, sensing the end of all things, while the Shadow welcomes a new Forsaken: Mazrim Taim, now called "M\'Hael".\nRand al\'Thor prepares a meeting of all the nations on the Field of Merrilor, to persuade them to fight in Tarmon Gai\'don.\nMat returns to Ebou Dar to locate Tuon, only to find the city crawling with assassins sent by one of her generals.\nAt the Black Tower, Logain Ablar is missing and Mazrim Taim is forcibly "Turning" people to the Shadow.\nThe Asha\'man still loyal to Logain, led by Androl Genhald and Aes Sedai ambassador Pevara Tazanovni, stage a rescue.\nRand\'s "price" of allegiance—a treaty called "The Dragon\'s Peace", in which borders are fixed and war is outlawed—and his plan to shatter the remaining seals of the Dark One\'s prison, lead to widespread argument; the latter resolved only when Moiraine Damodred quotes from the Prophecies of the Dragon, and convinces Egwene to break the seals herself.\nThe Aiel, persuaded by Aviendha\'s post-apocalyptic visions during Towers of Midnight, demand to be subject to the treaty, as arbiters of any dispute.\nWhen Elayne Trakand remarks that peace cannot be maintained if the Seanchan are exempt, Rand agrees to persuade their cooperation, and appoints Elayne commander-in-chief of the armies formerly under himself.\nElayne dispatches her forces to four different campaigns, whereof Caemlyn is to be retaken by Andoran and Cairhienin troops; Egwene commands an army of Aes Sedai to reinforce Kandor, whilst Lan Mandragoran and the resurrected nation of Malkier hold Tarwin\'s Gap.\nRand himself will lead the Aiel to face the Dark One.\nThe four remaining "Great Captains" are attached to each campaign: Gareth Bryne in Kandor, Agelmar Jagad at Tarwin\'s Gap, Rodel Ituralde to Shayol Ghul, and Davram Bashere to serve Elayne directly.\nThe campaigns turn to disaster when Graendal, now renamed Hessalam, prompts the commanders to err.\nRand gains the support of the Seanchan by persuading Tuon in Ebou Dar that his authority, as the reincarnation of Lews Therin, supersedes hers.\nThe Seanchan march to battle with Mat as one of their generals.\nTaking only Moiraine, Nynaeve al\'Meara, and the sa\'angreal Callandor, Rand confronts the Dark One\'s champion, Moridin; interrupted only when Rand makes contact with the Dark One.\nMeanwhile, Perrin Aybara enters Tel\'aran\'rhiod to protect Rand from Slayer.\nIn this he is assisted by Lanfear; but wounded by Slayer and forced to retreat.\nRand and Egwene learn that enemy agents have seized some of the Dark One\'s seals.\nElayne\'s forces burn Caemlyn to force the Trollocs to pursue; but they are pursued also by a new force from the north, and saved by Logain and his loyal Asha\'man.\nAt Tarwin\'s Gap, the defenders are forced into rout; while in Kandor, Egwene and the Aes Sedai are unexpectedly outflanked by the nation of Shara, under Demandred.\nRealizing that Mat\'s foxhead medallion makes him the only competent general immune to hostile \'Compulsion\', Egwene gives him command of their forces, and Mat rallies the survivors at the Field of Merrilor.\nTo lure Demandred into risking his resources, Mat stages a public quarrel with Tuon, and the Seanchan depart the field.\nPerrin continues pursuit of Slayer.\nAt Shayol Ghul, Graendal opposes the Aiel.\nWhen Demandred challenges the absent Rand, Gawyn Trakand attacks him directly and is mortally wounded.\nLater, his elder half-brother Galad Damodred is severely wounded in the same effort; but wounds Demandred before retreat.\nMat\'s command post is attacked directly by Sharan forces, and Siuan Sanche is killed in the defense.\nGareth Bryne loses reason and dies soon after.\nElayne is waylaid by several Darkfriend Guardsmen, who arrange a duplicate of Elayne to be seen dead.\nFaile\'s contingent arrive at Merrilor, but are almost immediately betrayed.\nFaile seizes the Horn of Valere (capable of recruiting deceased heroes), which she gives to Olver.\nAndrol and Pevara track down M\'Hael and steal the remaining seals on the Dark One\'s prison.\nEgwene then asks Leilwin Shipless to be her warder and attacks M\'Hael.\nM\'Hael uses balefire to destroy a number of Aes Sedai.\nIn the midst of her fight with M\'Hael, Egwene activates a "Flame of Tar Valon", capable of counteracting balefire, and sacrifices her own life to destroy M\'Hael and his followers.\nGalad passes to Lan Mat\'s foxhead medallion, and Lan kills Demandred in single combat.\nOlver sounds the Horn of Valere, summoning legendary heroes to rescue Elayne.\nMat uses the Heroes and reinforcements from the Seanchan to sweep the field.\nOutside the Pattern, Shai\'tan and Rand duel by constructing their visions of what reality could be after Tarmon Gai\'don, and ultimately achieve stalemate on the premise that the Pattern is incomplete in case of either\'s defeat.\nPerrin kills Slayer at the Pit of Doom, and later kills Lanfear.\nMat kills Padan Fain with his own dagger.\nOlver and the resurrected heroes win the battle, while Aviendha mentally enslaves Graendal.\nRand resumes his duel with Moridin, during which Rand, Moiraine, and Nynaeve take control of Moridin and use his power to create a huge weave of saidar, saidin, and True Power combined.\nSeeing this, Logain breaks open the Dark One\'s prison, and Rand uses the huge weave of three powers, first to capture the Dark One, and later to re-create his prison without flaw.\nBereft of the Dark One\'s influence, the Blight dissolves.\nMat reunites with Tuon, who reveals that she is pregnant by him; whereas Perrin locates Faile buried under Trolloc corpses, but alive, and inherits the throne of Saldaea.\nCadsuane Melaidhrin is elected the new Amyrlin Seat, while Moghedien is captured by a sul\'dam.\nThom and Moiraine, Lan and Nynaeve, wait attendance on Rand, who is slowly dying of his wounds.\nA funeral pyre is held; but it is revealed that Rand had exchanged psyches with Moridin, and is therefore alive.
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conversations.value: A Memory of Light
  Min let out a breath. Well, she had dealt with Aiel before; the Seanchan couldn't possibly be as prickly as they were. Catrona led the way along another path in the camp, and Min found herself growing anxious. How long had it been since Bryne had sent her? Was it too late?
  The guards here were big fellows in armor of black and red. They had a wicked appearance. Catrona passed them as they saluted her. She and Min entered the building, and Catrona bowed. Not to the ground—the Empress wasn't in the room, it appeared—but still deep, since many members of the Blood were inside. Catrona glanced at Min. "Bow, you fool!"
  A wide-shouldered man with a thin crest of white hair on his otherwise shaven head eyed Mat, as if uncertain what to make of him.
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conversations.value: Nearby, General Galgan frowned. He did not see it this way. Others looked toward Knotai with accusing eyes. Noble sycophants; they would blame him because he wasn't born of the Seanchan. Impressive, that Knotai had converted Galgan so quickly. Or was Galgan showing off his emotions purposefully? Was he the spy? He could have been manipulating Suroth, or simply have been a redundant plant if Suroth failed.
  Knotai laughed. It was a loud, genuine laugh. He was good at this. Fortuona thought she was the only one who saw the twin lines of smoke rising exactly behind him from the Heights. An appropriate omen for Knotai: a large gamble would yield large rewards. Or a great cost.
  Her people followed. Had the ploy been convincing? The spy had seen her consign to death men who loved her; would that show that she was reckless? Reckless and self-important enough to pull her troops away from Knotai? It was plausible enough. In a way, she wanted to do as she said, and fight in the south instead.
  To do that, of course, would be to ignore the breaking sky, the trembling land, and the Dragon Reborn's fight. These were not omens she could let pass her by.
  The spy did not know that. It could not know her. The spy would see a young woman, foolish enough to want to fight on her own. So she hoped.
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conversations.value: So she hoped. He did not see it this way. Others looked toward Knotai with accusing eyes. Noble sycophants; they would blame him because he wasn't born of the Seanchan. Impressive, that Knotai had converted Galgan so quickly. Or was Galgan showing off his emotions purposefully? Was he the spy? He could have been manipulating Suroth, or simply have been a redundant plant if Suroth failed.
  Knotai laughed. It was a loud, genuine laugh. He was good at this. Fortuona thought she was the only one who saw the twin lines of smoke rising exactly behind him from the Heights. An appropriate omen for Knotai: a large gamble would yield large rewards. Or a great cost.
  Her people followed. Had the ploy been convincing? The spy had seen her consign to death men who loved her; would that show that she was reckless? Reckless and self-important enough to pull her troops away from Knotai? It was plausible enough. In a way, she wanted to do as she said, and fight in the south instead.
  To do that, of course, would be to ignore the breaking sky, the trembling land, and the Dragon Reborn's fight. These were not omens she could let pass her by.
  The spy did not know that. It could not know her. The spy would see a young woman, foolish enough to want to fight on her own.Nearby, General Galgan frowned.
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conversations.value: the last five paragraphs. Start with the sentence 'The wind rose high and free, to soar in an open sky with no clouds'.
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conversations.value: The wind rose high and free, to soar in an open sky with no clouds. It passed over a broken landscape scattered with corpses not yet buried. A landscape covered, at the same time, with celebrations. It tickled the branches of trees that had finally begun to put forth buds.
  The wind blew southward, through knotted forests, over shimmering plains and toward lands unexplored. This wind, it was not the ending. There are no endings, and never will be endings, to the turning of the Wheel of Time.
  And it came to pass in those days, as it had come before and would come again, that the Dark lay heavy on the land and weighed down the hearts of men, and the green things failed, and hope died. And men cried out to the Creator, saying, O Light of the Heavens, Light of the World, let the Promised One be born of the mountain, according to the prophecies, as he was in ages past and will be in ages to come. Let the Prince of the Morning sing to the land that green things will grow and the valleys give forth lambs. Let the arm of the Lord of the Dawn shelter us from the Dark, and the great sword of justice defend us. Let the Dragon ride again on the winds of time.
  Robert Jordan was born in 1948 in Charleston, South Carolina, and died in 2007. He taught himself to read when he was four with the incidental aid of a twelve-year-old brother, and was tackling Mark Twain and Jules Verne by five. He is a graduate of The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina, with a degree in physics, and served two tours in Vietnam with the US Army. Among his decorations are the Distinguished Flying Cross with bronze oak leaf cluster, the Bronze Star with "V" and bronze oak leaf cluster, and two Vietnamese Gallantry Crosses with Palm. He has written historical novels, and dance and theatre criticism, but it is the many volumes of his epic Wheel of Time series that have made him one of the bestselling and best loved fantasy writers of modern times.
  Brandon Sanderson grew up in Lincoln, Nebraska. He teaches creative writing at Brigham Young University and lives in Provo, Utah, with his wife Emily, and their children.