Maybe it’s a wolf thing?
Posted May 9, 2022, 11:43 AM UTC
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It means that you should avoid this sub until you have completed the series.
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You make noises at the wind, there is no other 2 legs here.
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If you're not far enough along to get the reference, you're here too strongly Young Bull.
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There is a meaning which shall be revealed. That said, the wolves don’t know everything.
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Know a lot more than you, four two-legs.
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Wouldn’t he be two legs?
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Wolves don't know how to count
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Sending mental images of an assortment of stones, smell of pond water and the feel of the hot sun that gave the meaning of... Twolegs
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Wolves have no kings... wait a minute...
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1, 2, and many
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This is why I shouldn't comment before coffee.
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I'm now picturing a wolf sipping coffee.
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You know nothing young wolf !
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It's just a typo OP. The line in the book is actually "hear too strongly" because wolves have fluffy good boi hearing which is better than humans and it's too loud for Perrin's ears, and he runs and puts his head under the covers in his safe closet. Edit: especially during thunderstorms.
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Being in the dream too strongly was hyped up as such a bad thing and then it just never mattered at all lol
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It mattered to slayer
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Not to mention Mesaana lmao
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And those two blight-aiel
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Playing WOW the other day.
Tank was YOUNGBULL
I kept saying "YOU ARE HERE TOO STRONGLY!"
p.s. I was on my Lock, Lanfearu
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lmao your name makes it even better
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Edit: I finished the books and I still don’t get it.
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The two other people who replied to this got nearly half the answer right each. So just to tie it all together.
Hopper tells Perrin he is in the wolf dream too strongly "You are here too strongly Young Bull" because he was/nearly was in the wolf dream /TAR physically which is dangerous because it meant he could be injured or killed much more easily.
When you see it in this subreddit it is referencing that by telling people who haven't finished the books yet that they're here too strongly and are in danger of spoilers
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Minor point: he was never close to being in TAR physically at that time (he'd have been fine if he were). The problem was that he wasn't maintaining a good connection to his body in the real world. You can only bring your whole mind to TAR safely if you are there physically, which is why people can be so much stronger if they go there in the flesh.
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Fair enough. I'm happy to be corrected, it's been a little while since I read the series so might not be remembering 100% accurately
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I don't think Perrin went into the dream physically before ToM at the earliest. I'm halfway through there in my current reading (first since AmoL dropped) and I haven't seen it yet.
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Best answer. Thanks.
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A true chad of a memer here keeps posting memes when he hasn’t finished the series. He ends each of those posts with a joke that he’s here too strongly because he hasn’t finished the series yet
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That's me!
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Say the line reddit!
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... can you now be summoned to the comments by explaining yahts,yb?
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If I remember correctly, I think Hopper was telling Perrin that he was in the dream world physically by accident, rather than an astral-version.
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Not so much that he was there physically, as that he was there with almost his entire mind/soul rather than part of it. Since his body was still in the normal world that meant he was in danger of disconnecting his soul from his body.
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It was in TDR when Perrin went after Faile when she got caught in the hedgehog trap that had been set for Moiraine. The hedgehog brought Perrin in far stronger than when he'd been in the dream world before.
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I think TDR was the first time it was mentioned. I'm listening to ToM now and Hopper talks about Perrin being there to strongly in this book too. I'm not sure the exact full quote was used in ToM though.
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So are you asking what it means in the books, or here?
Here, it is used when someone who hasn't finished their first read-through hangs out here. This group doesn't generally mark spoilers and so reading here carries the risk of learning too much.
In the books, Hopper says it to Perrin when Perrin is putting too much of himself into the Wolf Dream/tel'aran'rhiod. It carries the risk of Perrin's consciousness getting separated from his body and losing himself to the dream
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You know how, in The Matrix, if you die in the Matrix you die in reality? It’s kinda like that. If you project yourself too hard mentally into Tel’aran’rhiod, you don’t have enough left in the waking world to run your body.
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Someone who can walk in T'A'R can slip part of their mind/soul into the dream, but being there too strongly means he puts too much of himself into the dream which only makes the threat worse for him and puts his own body in the waking world at risk from not having that connection.
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RAFO novice.
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I think it's spelled Rafe Judkins.
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Masema?
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Do you expect us to steal twenty horses from Warders like falling out of bed?
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No, that would be wafo.
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Think of how you could be here too weakly, now do the opposite of that, except don't as then you'd be here too strongly.
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It means that you haven't gotten to the point in the books that its explained and that means that you are here to strongly young bull.
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It's funny that many of the comments are talking about Reddit, when this seems to be the attitude that Perrin himself has for most of the series.
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Its just a meme.
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If you do not know - you are definitely here too strongly Young Bull.
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Just throwing that toh around all willy Milly aren't cha?
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Not a wolf thing, a BULL thing.
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You're here too strongly, Young Bull
Don't know why this isn't the top comment. This is accurate AF.
well, it is now
Nooooo. See above. He is hear to strongly:)