ta’veren
the state of being one around which the pattern is woven. the pattern and the wheel both protect ta’veren jealously, making them nigh-immortal, a ta’veren can be reduced to a crippled vegetable, but somehow will still complete their task.
ta’veren, can’t die. b-tch.
from ‘the wheel of time’ by ‘robert jordan’ :
the wheel weaves as the wheel will. all people are threads in the web, but the wheel weaves the pattern of the web around taveren. taveren are the centre points in web and so their lives are determinant by pattern.
– go or stay. together or apart. it doesn’t matter. you all three are taveren. even i can see it and i don’t have that talent. just by what happens around you.
“no more! i don’t want to hear about that any more!”
– weather you hear it or not it is still true. the wheel of time weaves the pattern of the age. using the lives of men for thread. and you three are taveren : centerpoints of the weaving.
“no more!”
– for a time the wheel will bend the pattern around you three whatever you do. and whatever you do is more likely to be chosen by the wheel then by you.
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