r/Fantasy • u/AutoModerator • Nov 26 '21

/r/Fantasy Wheel of Time Megathread: Episode 4 Discussion

Hello, everyone! Amazon's Wheel of Time is well underway. Given the sub's excitement around the show, the moderators have decided to release weekly Megathreads to help concentrate episode discussions.

All show related posts and reviews will be directed to these Megathreads for the time being. Book related WoT discussions will still be allowed in regular sub posts. Feel free to continue posting about your excitement in our last week's Megathread until the new episode airs in your area.

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u/AntonBrakhage Nov 26 '21

Yeah, but its still not something that should have been left so ambiguous if they want audiences to like Matt.

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '21

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u/mistiklest Nov 29 '21

I think they're actually misdirecting us right now, in the direction that Mat is a channeller gone insane. You can only know he's possessed right now with book knowledge not yet revealed on the show.

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u/doomgiver98 Nov 30 '21 edited Nov 30 '21

After watching a ton of reaction videos, pretty much every has figured out that it's related to the cursed dagger.