The Path of Daggers
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The Path of Daggers is a fantasy novel by American author Robert Jordan, the eighth book of his series The Wheel of Time. It was published by Tor Books and released on October 20, 1998. (Wikipedia)

Chapters#

  1. To Keep the Bargain
  2. Unweaving
  3. A Pleasant Ride
  4. A Quiet Place
  5. The Breaking Storm
  6. Threads
  7. A Goatpen
  8. A Simple Country Woman
  1. Tangles
  2. Changes
  3. Questions and an Oath
  4. New Alliances
  5. Floating Like Snow
  6. Message from the M'Hael
  7. Stronger Than Written Law
  8. Unexpected Absences
  1. Out on the Ice
  2. A Peculiar Calling
  3. The Law
  4. Into Andor
  5. Answering the Summons
  6. Gathering Clouds
  7. Fog of War, Storm of Battle
  8. A Time for Iron
  1. An Unwelcome Return
  2. The Extra Bit
  3. The Bargain
  4. Crimsonthorn
  5. A Cup of Sleep
  6. Beginnings
  7. After

Icons#

This is the list of the 16 chapter icons used in this book.

  1. ADam Chapter Icon
  2. Aiel Chapter Icon
  3. Cairhien Chapter Icon
  4. Dice Chapter Icon
  5. Dragon Chapter Icon
  6. Dragon Fang Chapter Icon
  7. Dreams Chapter Icon
  8. Lion Chapter Icon
  9. Rose And Bull Chapter Icon
  10. Sea Folk Chapter Icon
  11. Seanchan Chapter Icon
  12. Snake Chapter Icon
  13. Tar Valon Chapter Icon
  14. Wheel Chapter Icon
  15. Wolf Chapter Icon
  16. Women Chapter Icon

Plot Threads#






The numbers represent the chapters.



 Yellow     Min


 Green          Rand


 Cyan            The Seanchan


 Red              Elayne, Nynaeve and Aviendha


 Orange        The Forsaken


 Black          Egwene with the Salidar Aes Sedai


 Blue            Perrin, Faile and Morgase


 White          Elaidas Foretellings and Alviarin


 Light Green  Sevanna and Galina Casban


 Magenta      Seaine Herimon and Toveine Gazal





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