Who's Egwene al'Vere: The Last Queen of the White Tower | Scene + Explained

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Explained:

Everyone talks about Egwene al’Vere's strength, her unwavering will, and her incredible power. But what if her meteoric rise wasn't a testament to her genius, but a flaw in the very fabric of the White Tower? We're taking a controversial look at whether Egwene's swift climb was a triumph of ability or a symptom of unprecedented chaos. To answer that, we first need to understand the White Tower as it should be—not the fractured, fearful institution Egwene encountered, but the rigid, centuries-old machine that prided itself on slow, deliberate progress. For a thousand years, the path from Novice to Accepted to Aes Sedai was a marathon, not a sprint.


Novices spent years memorizing the histories of the Tower, mastering the basics of channeling (never pushing too hard, never straying from the approved weaves), and learning to bow to every Aes Sedai, no matter how young or inexperienced. Accepted faced even stricter trials: the Three Arches, which tested their resolve against fear, temptation, and regret, and a battery of tests that could take months to complete. Even after becoming Aes Sedai, a sister spent decades climbing the ranks of her Ajah, navigating the labyrinth of Tower politics, before she might ever be considered for a position of real power. The Tower didn’t just train channelers—it trained obedience to a system that valued stability over talent, tradition over innovation.

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