Perrin leads his band to Caemlyn’s gate, where he is stopped by Saldaean soldiers. Aram, the former Tinker, is eager to cut through them, but Perrin agrees to leave the Two Rivers army outside the gates. Rand greets Perrin and Faile with enthusiasm, and congratulates them on their wedding. He explains that the Two Rivers girls training to be Aes Sedai are in the city. Faile and Min leave to have their own conversation. Rand asks Perrin to go to Tear for him, and Perrin tells Rand of all the changes in the Two Rivers. Rand will not visit the Two Rivers folk, to keep them safer.

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The New York Times ' Manohla Dargis criticised the film for "never establish[ing] a coherent or interesting point of view. The tone unproductively veers from the goofy to the creepy, which creates a sense that [Åkerlund] was still figuring it out in the editing." [34] Robert Abele of the Los Angeles Times summarized, "Ultimately it all adds up to a hodgepodge of styles and attitudes with hardly any insight into what made this corrosive clique so magnetic to its adherents." [35] Reactions from the depicted [ edit ]Leisner, Pat (12 March 1998). "Lords of Chaos Leader Convicted". Lakeland Ledger. AP . Retrieved 1 April 2012. Zach Dundas. Willamette Week culture feature: "Lord of Chaos: ACTIVISTS ACCUSE PORTLAND WRITER AND MUSICIAN MICHAEL MOYNIHAN OF SPREADING EXTREMIST PROPAGANDA, BUT THEY'RE NOT TELLING THE WHOLE STORY. Available online: "Willamette Week | Culture Feature". Archived from the original on June 26, 2009 . Retrieved April 27, 2015.

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Rand endures the injuries from his torture and reminds himself never to trust Aes Sedai again. He feels the wagon stop, and his chest being put on the ground, but nobody opens it. He grows frantic. Jury selection for the trial began on March 3, 1998, presided over by Judge Isaac Anderson. During the trial Foster's mother testified that he was home during the murder of Schwebes. Though members of the Lords of Chaos took the stand and each stated that not only had Foster been there, he had been the ringleader of the plot. The case was also the subject of an episode of Arrest & Trial called "Lords of Chaos" on November 21, 2000.Childers, Chad (4 May 2015). "Jonas Akerlund to Direct Film Based on Mayhem's Euronymous". Loudwire . Retrieved 23 January 2018.