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If she began smoking before she got her powers then that explains in part why she believes so strongly at first that she is fated to be the way that she is. That the universe gave her powers that she would never be able to use to take to their full advantage of because of her own past choices must seem like the universe has it out for her personally.

Or if she began smoking after she got her powers then it turns an already self destructive habit into an even more self destructive habit. Her powers are what she relies on to keep herself alive and she chose a vice that would make that all the more difficult and put her life into even more danger. Perhaps it speaks to her secretly wanting a no

The Revenge of the Sith novelisation is rightly praised for fleshing out the story of the movie by giving us among other things characters internal monologues.

However I’ve never heard similar praise directed at the novelisations of Phantom Menace or Attack of the Clones. Are they not as good as the third? Do they not elevate the story of their respective movies as much as they could have?

As the series went on I often felt that while they did fall in love with each other their two belief systems were two incomaptable and they would eventually part ways. Try as I might I cannot imagine Mat staying married to a woman who would ultimately be tring to enslave many of his frinds. I even had a theory that after the Last Battle they would end up going to war against each other possibly even after having a child together.

But of course with Jordans's tragic passing everything changes. And so I wonder if Sanderson felt they need to just pair them up together as a way of giving them an ending as he knew he would not be adding more to the universe he would instead be finishing what Jor

Basically the title.

Does it help immerse you in the world more? Or does it break your immersion to be making choices for characters other than the one you’ve made?