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The Dragon Reborn: Book Three of 'The Wheel of Time'
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Third entry in Jordan's monumental Wheel of Time series (The Eye of the World, The Great Hunt). Here, the various factions head toward the city Tear, where, in the Heart of the Stone, hangs the magical sword Callendor that none but the Dragon Reborn may wield. Young Rand, the only man able to use the One Power, already half convinced that he is the Dragon Reborn, strikes out alone. Rand's friend Perrin the blacksmith--he's accompanied by Moiraine, the Power-wielding Aes Sedai, and warrior Lan--suspects that he's turning into a wolf. The junior Aes Sedai, Egwene, Elayne, and Nynaeve take Mat to Tar Valon to be healed of his evil-magic wound; here, they are given the dangerous new task of flushing out the evil Black Ajah in their midst while evading the latter's deadly traps. Eventually, all will converge at Heart of the Stone, where Rand will seize Callendor and destroy their current evil opponent. Some good plotting here and there, and a rousing finale, but most of the rest is merely embroidered heroic travelogue. Not too bad--if you like monuments. -- Copyright ©1991, Kirkus Associates, LP. All rights reserved.
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From Library Journal
As the seals of the Dark One's prison continue to weaken, Rand al'Thor struggles to master the madness-tainted power that marks him as the Dragon Reborn. At the same time, his friends and companions become caught up in the roles laid out for them by the Web of Destiny. Though it borrows from a multitude of legendary and literary fantasy sources, Jordan's multivolume series continues to exhibit a freshness that makes it a welcome addition to any library's fantasy collection.
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Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc. -- Dieser Text bezieht sich auf eine vergriffene oder nicht verfügbare Ausgabe dieses Titels.
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First off, I just want to say that I am very happy about all the great reviews this book is getting. One of the only things that most of the critics seem to be complaining about is the lack of writing about the main character. I can see their point in some ways considering that the book is called the Dragon Reborn. But, all in all I think that Jordan executed this book very nicely. He gave you a chance to meet the other characters and see their view of it all. Not that I don't enjoy reading about Rand, its just that I like to hear about the girls, Mat, and Perrin too. So, in conclusion, I just want to tell you to buy the book (it really is good if you couldn't tell that from al of my babbling) and in that case, buy the series. I hope that all of your adventures with the kids from the Two Rivers can be as exciting as mine.
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The Wheel of Time turns and brings Volume 3 of the saga, The Dragon Reborn (TDR). Oddly, though named after him, Rand al'Thor hardly figures in the book; after striking out on his own near the beginning, he reappears only towards the end in the climactic battle in the heart of the Stone of Tear. That climax is actually perhaps the best part of the book. But there are a number of other good features. The characters of Perrin and Mat are further developed in TDR and each begins to assume the traits that will, one presumes, shape their futures as well. Perrin with the wolves and his wolf-senses, Mat with his gambler's luck and battle sense. The White Tower is shaken as the Black Ajah emerges from hiding and none knows who can be trusted. Most significant of all TDR gives us out first real glimpse of the Aiel and we slowly start to learn about this fascinating people, so evidently derived from Frank Herbert's Fremen of Arrakis. A super successor to the first two books and a fascinating read. But read the series in order; it will not make much sense to you otherwise. There are flaws too no doubt. After all the build-up to the Horn of Valere in the previous book, it vanishes into safe keeping and plays no real part in TDR. But I suppose, when you have a canvas as wide as Jordan has pained for the saga, it is impossible to keep all threads in play together. A great book. But still only 4 stars for my now patented complains about the pathetic cartography and the wretched excuse for a glossary of characters and concepts.
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This is a great book, but moves somewhat slower than the first two. I read it first a couple years ago, and now I'm kind of re-reading it and am about halfway through it. Unlike the first two in the series, the focus lifts off Rand as well as giving us a somewhat clearer view of events outside the knowledge of the protagonists.
The scheming of the Forsaken becomes less muddled, although the reader is still very much in the dark as to what alliances have formed among the Forsaken. It becomes obvious for the first time that the Aiel will play a MAJOR role in Rand's destiny and he will need their help.
As far as the main characters are concerned, Rand himself is in flight practically the entire book and Jordan doesn't spend much time on him. The pacing seems a bit off; Rand should be out-distancing the rest of the companions (because they have several adventures along the way, i.e. Perrin and Faile, the wolf-man, etc.), yet Moiraine manages to end up in Tear at about the same time as Rand! Maybe I need to finish re-reading it to understand how that worked.
As usual, Jordan shows his mastery of immersing the reader in the setting. The descriptions of the Stone of Tear and the final battle within are outstanding. The conclusion is very satisfying and henceforth Rand begins a widely recognized ascendancy as the Dragon Reborn, with promises of a gripping saga ahead!
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Dragon Reborn ?
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Great story
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Veröffentlicht am 17. August 2002 von "keithperry3"
Mat is the best!
This book is IMHO the best in the entire series. Especially Mat's story line is just great. Even if you didn't like him in the first two books (I didn't) you will change your view... Lesen Sie weiter...
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Awesome read
This out of all Jordan's novels reads the quickest. I was impressed to say the least how good it was and how it kept my attention on every page. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 25. Juli 2000 von Joseph Mikitish
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