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Wot Lore:The Male& Female Half of the One Power | Scene + Explained #wheeloftime #thewheeloftime #wot #video #scene #rosamundpike #robertjordan #thewheeloftime, #robertjordan, #tarmongaidon, #ta’veren, #aiel, #nynaeve, #randalthor, #egwenealvir, #moiraine, #matcauthon, #lanmandragoran, #shadowspawn, #forsaken, #thedarkone, #sevenstones, #ta’verens, #secondage, #fate, #channeling, #thewhitetower, #amyrin, #twoRivers, #eotw, #epicfantasy, #highfantasy, #darkone, #seanchan, #genderfluidity, #wheelofdestiny, #twotowers, #mat’slucky, #aielwar, #pattern, #redajah, #blueajah, #greenajah, #nynaeve’sbraid, #whispersinthenight, #wheelweaves, #worldswithinfantasy, #darkprophecies, #priestessesoflight, #theherooflight, #randalthor’sjourney, #mat’sluck, #fateswoven, #newadventure, #theonepower That harmony of Saidin and Saidar—the dance of two halves we spoke of—gains its sharpest poignancy when we turn to Saidin itself, not as a balanced partner but as a current twisted by shadow. Even before the Dark One’s taint seeped into it during the Breaking of the World, Saidin carried a raw, unforgiving potential for destruction, a force that demanded mastery or consumed the one who reached for it. It was never a power of gentle attunement like Saidar; it was a storm waiting to be harnessed, and even the most skilled hands risked being swept away. Lews Therin Telamon, the Dragon Reborn who once sealed the Dark One’s prison, learned this truth long before corruption took root. In the tales woven into The World of Robert Jordan’s The Wheel of Time, we hear of how he shaped mountains with Saidin, how he split seas to protect his people—but also how a single misstep in channeling could level a village. Saidin did not yield to wishful thinking; it responded only to unbreakable will, and when that will faltered, its strength turned inward or outward, leaving ruin in its wake. Rand al’Thor felt this firsthand in The Eye of the World, when he first channeled to save Egwene from a Trolloc. He did not mean to shatter the trees around him or crack the earth beneath his feet; he only meant to defend. But Saidin’s raw power did not distinguish between defense and destruction, not when wielded by a boy who had no idea how to hold it back. That was the danger inherent to Saidin: it was not malicious, but it was indifferent to fragility, a hammer that could build or crush depending on the hand that wielded it—and even the best hands could slip. the wheel of time, robert jordan, tarmongaidon, ta’veren, aiel, nynaeve, rand al’thor, egwene al’vir, moiraine, mat cauthon, lan mandragoran, shadowspawn, forsaken, the dark one, seven stones, ta’verens, second age, fate, channeling, the white tower, amyrlin, two rivers, eotw, epic fantasy, high fantasy, dark one, seanchan, gender fluidity, wheel of destiny, two towers, mat’s lucky, aiel war, pattern, red ajah, blue ajah, green ajah, nynaeve’s braid, whispers in the night, wheel weaves, worlds within fantasy, dark prophecies, priestesses of light, the hero of light, rand al’thor’s journey, mat’s luck, fates woven, new adventure, the one power.