In "Gifts" and "Letters" Tylor tries to piece together the animosity between Egwene and Berelain, Greg wonders about the implications of a University in a fantasy world, and Rand faces a web of conflicting loyalties.

In "Like Lightning and Rain" and "Connecting Lines", Tylor hypothesizes why some WoT time romances work and Egwene's... doesn't, Greg evaluates the possible outcomes of Rand's plots, and Galina draws some wild conclusions.

In "Heading South", "To Understand a Message", and "An Embassy" Tylor wonders whether Egwene is more Aiel or Westerner, Greg discusses Mat's leadership, and Graendal schemes.

In "Matters of Toh", "From the Stedding", and "To Shadar Logoth", Tylor is excited to get some details about Aviendha, Greg wonders about the lost civilizations of the Wheel, and Loial's family tracks him down.

In " The Wheel of a Life" and "A Taste of Solitude", Greg is excited to catch up with Egwene's non-dream life, Tylor shares his theories on technological development in fantasy, and Rand faces the subtle threats of Cairhien.

In "A Pile of Sand" and "Tellings of the Wheel" Greg wonders how the White Tower's message is being received, Tylor explains the Tigraine family tree, and Egwene dreams... a lot.

In "Under the Dust" and "Dreams and Nightmares", Greg suffers through dreams within dreams, Tylor is curious about what Tarna and the Red Ajah are up to, and Nynaeve continues to be unable to catch a break.

In "Lessons and Teachers" and "Questions and Answers", Greg tries to decipher the clues and figure out what the Aes Sedai are up to, Tylor thinks the second trilogy feels very different from the first, and Nynaeve has a very frustrating day.