They ought to be Siblings

If you haven’t read The Wheel of Time series, skip this. Now, those who have read it, didn’t you ever think that Rand and Elayne ought to be siblings? Of some kind? Here’s the brief family history of Andor. Taringail Damodred, the Cairhien king’s nephew marries Tigraine, the daughter-heir of Andor. Galadedrid is born out of that marriage. Now, Tigraine runs away to the Aiel waste to become a Maiden of the Spear and marries a clan chief. Rand is born out of this marriage. That makes Galad and Rand, half brothers. Morgase, Tigraine’s cousin, marries Taringail to solidify her claim to the throne and eventually ascends the throne. Elayne and Gawyn are born out of this marriage. Galad is Elayne’s half brother and so that makes Rand her half brother too. Did I go wrong somewhere? They ought to be brother and sister, no?

16 Responses to “They ought to be Siblings”

  1. Marc Says:

    Rand is the son of Tigraine and the Aiel guy. Elayne is the daughter of Morgase and Taringail. They are all different people. They are not siblings in any way.

  2. Arun Says:

    Dude, not biologically, of course. Taringail has a father-son relationship with Rand in a way. And Elayne’s Taringail’s daughter too.

  3. George Says:

    So you’re saying that they’re committing insects.

  4. Marc Says:

    How do you figure that George?

    Whoever has heard of siblings that aren’t biologically related? They are step-brother and step-sister which is totally different.

  5. Arun Says:

    Huh, Committing insects? Anyone?

  6. Arun Says:

    Incest, incest!! God!!

  7. Marc Says:

    LOL.

  8. Arun Says:

    Seriously, George, put some reference!

  9. Marc Says:

    Why? I understood it immediately.

  10. Arun Says:

    Oh yeah, that makes sense. Only three of you comment in my posts.

  11. Marc Says:

    Three? Who’s the other one and where is he?

    It’s your own fault for not updating often.

  12. Arun Says:

    Ragha, you, Adhitya and George. Yeah, I’ll update often now. let’s see.

  13. Marc Says:

    And where is Ragha’s comment?

  14. Arun Says:

    He does comment when he remembers I have a blog.

  15. Marc Says:

    He’s not here still and you said three.

  16. Arun Says:

    It’s complex mathematics. You won’t understand.

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