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: <small>''but they are lazy and at fault, (after) many years three-thousand''</small> | : <small>''but they are lazy and at fault, (after) many years three-thousand''</small> | ||
: sein [[danila]] [[mosdranni]] [[e]] [[manshima]] e [[kerenyat]]. | : sein [[danila]] [[mosdranni]] [[e]] [[manshima]] e [[kerenyat]]. | ||
: <small>''they keep turning-down, (mucking about with) swords, and (rule by) queen''</small> | : <small>''they keep turning-down, and (mucking about with) swords, and (rule by) queen''</small> | ||
''[Lanfear pours a drink and raises it in a toast.]'' | ''[Lanfear pours a drink and raises it in a toast.]'' | ||
Latest revision as of 21:26, 8 September 2026
Transcript
[Ishamael lies in bed. Rand appears to be present.]
- Ishamael
- "Are you playing in my dreams again, Lanfear?"
- nye asa gulom hou'ladou, Lanfear?
- again you change [my] unsuspecting dream, Lanfear?
- [niː ˈɐsɐ ˈɣulɵm hɐɵ̯.lɐ.dɔœ̯ ˈlänfɪə˞]
[Rand fades away, revealing Lanfear, who is grinning and chuckling.]
- Lanfear
- "How'd you know?"
- Ishamael
- "Subtlety's never been your strength."
[Ishamael gets out of the bed and goes to get a drink from the table. Lanfear stretches and the lights in the room come up, and she also gets out of the bed.]
- Lanfear
- "I just have to pass the time here while I'm waiting for someone to get some shut-eye."
- Ishamael
- "People blame us for 'breaking the world' but they didn't bother to pick up the pieces. Three thousand years later and they're still bashing about with swords and queens."
- sein iro daronen, yugae rhiod,
- they blame us, (for the) breaking of world
- no sein daronen abaltadni, kham'es tre'tuhat,
- but they are lazy and at fault, (after) many years three-thousand
- sein danila mosdranni e manshima e kerenyat.
- they keep turning-down, and (mucking about with) swords, and (rule by) queen
[Lanfear pours a drink and raises it in a toast.]
- Lanfear
- "To the past."
- Ishamael
- "To the future. After our Great Lord's victory."
- [spoken in the Common Tongue]
[They clink glasses and drink.]