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Linden Avery finds herself consumed by She Who Must Not Be Named, a malevolent entity embodying the torment of countless betrayed women, including Elena and others. Overwhelmed by guilt and despair, she believes her actions have doomed her companions, Jeremiah and Covenant, to a watery grave. The bane’s eternal anguish merges with Linden’s own, forcing her to relive the pain of her failures, particularly her lack of compassion for Elena. She accepts her fate as deserved, screaming in unison with 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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The chapter opens with Linden and her companions in a state of shock and dismay as they confront the rising threat of She Who Must Not Be Named. Covenant, though aware of potential treachery, had not warned them, leaving the group unprepared. Esmer warns them that their only chance of survival lies in fleeing through the Hazard, guided by the ur-viles and Waynhim. The Ardent, rendered powerless by Esmer’s presence, resigns himself to impending doom, while the Humbled silently vindicate their earlier…
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Thomas Covenant exists in a fractured state, simultaneously aware of the present yet trapped in fragmented memories, unable to act as he witnesses Linden and their companions face imminent doom. He observes Linden’s collapse before She Who Must Not Be Named, a being of immense malice and grief, while his consciousness drifts through disjointed recollections. Esmer’s influence has left him paralyzed, forcing him to relive the past without the power to intervene, even as he feels the full weight of his…
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Linden Avery stands broken yet resolute, burdened by the consequences of her choices. Though she regains the Staff of Law and Covenant’s ring, the weight of her actions crushes her: Liand lies near death, Stave is injured, and the Harrow’s corpse serves as a grim reminder of her failures. Esmer’s return unsettles her further, despite the arrival of ur-viles and Waynhim. Physically and emotionally drained, Linden struggles to focus as Pahni pleads for Liand’s healing, while her heart aches for…
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The chapter "Hastening Doom" depicts Linden Avery's torment as she witnesses her son, Jeremiah, under the control of the malevolent croyel. Lord Foul's taunts echo in her mind, mocking her helplessness and threatening Jeremiah's doom. The croyel, confident in its dominance, uses Jeremiah's body as a vessel while facing off against the Harrow, who seeks to overpower it. Linden is paralyzed by despair, realizing that Lord Foul manipulated her into resurrecting Covenant to awaken the Worm of the World’s…
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Linden Avery is overwhelmed by the dire circumstances she and her companions face. Trapped on the wrong side of a bottomless chasm, she grapples with Covenant’s deteriorating mental state and the looming threat of the Worm of the World’s End. The Harrow’s oaths offer little reassurance, as Linden doubts his ability to open the sealed portal to the Lost Deep. Her primary focus remains rescuing her son, Jeremiah, but without her Staff or Covenant’s ring, she feels powerless. The oppressive cold and…
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Linden Avery and her companions, including the Swordmainnir Giants, Liand, and Stave, enter the abandoned loreworks of the Viles, guided by the confident but impatient Harrow. The group is arranged protectively around Linden, with the Humbled escorting Covenant at the rear. The Harrow, bound by his oaths, waits for Linden to release him from his frustration, tapping his Staff silently on the polished floor. As they proceed, Linden initially focuses on the Harrow, unaware of the breathtaking surroundings…
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Thomas Covenant finds himself abruptly pulled from his memories by the magic of the Insequent and his fears for Linden, standing on a narrow stone bridge spanning a chasm in Mount Thunder. The darkness is absolute, and the air is stale and lifeless, thick with the oppressive influence of Kevin’s Dirt, which dulls the senses of Linden and her companions. Covenant, numb from leprosy, lacks the health-sense to perceive his surroundings but knows the peril they face. The bridge leads to the Lost Deep, a…
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Linden Avery is overwhelmed by conflicting emotions after resurrecting Thomas Covenant at a great personal cost. While grateful for his unwavering support, she struggles with feelings of inadequacy, as his belief in her undermines her self-perception of guilt and blame. She finds herself caught between hope and despair, questioning whether friendship and love diminish her sense of purpose. The chapter highlights her internal turmoil as she grapples with the paradox of being both empowered and weakened by…
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