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Thomas Covenant rides southward on the Harrow’s destrier, flanked by the Ranyhyn and the Humbled, who push the horse to its limits. Despite the physical strain, Covenant is mentally detached, consumed by grief and dread rather than the landscape or his mission. His thoughts linger on his painful separation from Linden, whom he loves deeply but has deliberately distanced himself from. He fears his own transformation and the possibility of breaking promises to her, knowing his unresolved fate could render…-
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The chapter opens with Thomas Covenant awakening at dawn in a cave, where Clyme brings him treasure-berries to eat. As Covenant reflects on the fleeting nature of his renewed life, he grapples with the weight of his impending fate and his deep love for the Land and its people. He acknowledges the redemption he’s found in this world and his desire to make amends to Linden Avery, whom he believes blames herself unjustly. Despite his physical pain and the looming threat of the Worm, Covenant resolves to…
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The chapter "Sold Souls" plunges Thomas Covenant into a nightmarish, timeless void where he experiences multiple overlapping dimensions of suffering. On one plane, he exists on a frozen, featureless plain, his body and mind suspended in agony without the relief of time or change. On another, he endures the torment of countless hornets burrowing into his flesh, their pain eternal and inescapable. Simultaneously, he merges with Joan, experiencing her madness, rage, and fractured memories as his own, while…
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The chapter opens with Linden and her companions seeking shelter from a harsh wind after a harrowing ordeal. Linden uses the Staff of Law to heal herself and others, though most of her allies, including the Haruchai Stave and the Giants, are relatively unharmed. She reflects on her vulnerability to the Feroce’s magic, which had sent her mind back to Haven Farm, severing her connection to the present. Guilt-ridden for leading her friends into danger near the Sarangrave, she tends to them, grappling with…
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The chapter "Great Need" follows Linden Avery and her companions as they ride the Ranyhyn across a desolate, ancient battlefield in the Lower Land. The terrain is harsh and lifeless, scarred by centuries of war, with dust and the lingering scent of death filling the air. Despite the grueling conditions, the Ranyhyn demonstrate remarkable endurance, their strength seemingly boundless. Linden, though concerned for their limits, trusts the horses' resilience, while Stave rides effortlessly and Jeremiah…
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Linden Avery stands isolated and desolate amidst her companions, physically and emotionally drained. Her appearance reflects her inner turmoil—matted hair, worn features, and tattered clothing mirror her fractured spirit. The Staff of Law, once a symbol of hope, now feels tainted, mirroring her despair. Covenant’s departure leaves her feeling unprotected and abandoned, as he prioritizes his ex-wife Joan over their shared mission. Linden grapples with the fear that Covenant may be riding to his death,…
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The chapter "Parting Company" depicts a brutal and desperate battle as Linden and her companions face overwhelming forces. Cavewights and Roger Covenant’s relentless attacks leave the Giants and Haruchai severely wounded, with several on the brink of death. The ur-viles and Waynhim provide crucial but faltering defense, using dark magic to shield the group. Amidst the chaos, Galt is dead, Anele is dying, and Jeremiah remains catatonic despite being infused with Earthpower. Roger, driven by madness after…
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The chapter opens with a chaotic scene as Linden and her companions are besieged by multiple caesures—temporal rifts—directed by Joan under the influence of the Raver turiya Herem. These destructive storms threaten the group, nearly claiming Branl and converging on Jeremiah or the krill. Despite Linden’s efforts to quell them, she is overwhelmed by grief and guilt, particularly over Liand’s death, which she feels responsible for. The Raver’s manipulation of Joan’s power leaves five relentless…
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Linden, burdened by grief and the weight of her responsibilities, ascends the slopes with Stave and Mahrtiir to visit Liand’s cairn. The journey feels arduous, both physically and emotionally, as she grapples with her inability to save her son and her reliance on others to make decisions for her. The Giants’ monumental cairn for Liand, constructed with immense effort and reverence, overwhelms her with its grandeur, underscoring the finality of his death. Despite her reluctance, Linden acknowledges the…
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The chapter opens with the Giants, led by Rime Coldspray, withdrawing to hold their own private discussion, or "Giantclave," away from Linden and Covenant. Linden observes their frustration but trusts their judgment implicitly. Meanwhile, other companions display varying states of tension: Mahrtiir paces restlessly, Bhapa masks his anxiety, and Anele sleeps deeply, exhausted by their ordeal. Linden herself is weighed down by unresolved concerns, waiting for Covenant or Mahrtiir to offer clarity, but the…
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