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И, внезапно, если читать не жопой и начать думать о том, почему персонажи так думают и поступают, то внезапно может оказаться, что и гарем - он не просто с нихуя)
"Aviendha, Elayne and Min are all in different but excellent positions to aid Rand in the personal side of his journey. Aviendha is Aiel and a Wise One (apprentice), who understands a lot about personal hardship, pain, and sacrifice. Although she also grieves for Rand when she feels the pain of his un-healing wounds, Aviendha also finds a kind of exaltation in seeing how much pain Rand is able to carry, exclaiming that the car’a’carn is as strong as the Three-fold Land itself. In her, Rand may have someone who can at least partly understand the physical pain he has to contend with, who he might be able to confide in without worry that he sounds weak or that the other person will be overwhelmed by their own feelings in the matter.

Elayne is a leader, by temperament and by training, and as the (future) Queen of Andor and a powerful Aes Sedai, she can help him understand the difference between making a hard decision and being hard himself, how to balance the good of the many and the good of the few, and when it is necessary to allow others to help carry the burden. Elayne knows the pain of watching her people suffer and not necessarily being able to save everyone, but she is undaunted in her determination to make Andor flourish. She and Rand need to work on their communication skills—the bond will make this easier—but they actually have very similar dreams and ideas about the future.

Min’s visions are very useful to Rand, but perhaps moreso is her attitude towards life, and towards him. Min sees herself as a simple person—she isn’t nobility, or a channeler, and she comes from a family of miners and seamstresses. Her background is much closer to Rand’s own, and in her he has a tether to ordinary people, to the sort of person he himself was before his identity was revealed to him. Min is even from Baerlon, which is comparatively quite close to the Two Rivers. Min’s playfulness is also more accessible to Rand than Aviendha’s, due to the cultural differences" (це)

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