The Traitors gives us a peek into people’s reasoning or lack of. Most of the time, competitors just reveal their biases with their incomplete data. Michael Rapaport definitely did.
Book five was not my favorite. It felt like it was going all over the place, and I was genuinely disappointed by how little Asmodean we got. I really wanted to see him teach Rand—actually school him a bit. Even if Rand’s learning mostly happened in the background, I wanted something: moments where we see progress, mistakes, or consequences.
"The Wheel of Time" surprised me. Maybe discovering an unfamiliar high fantasy series as an adult stirred the nostalgia of reading "Harry Potter" from childhood. Or perhaps Amazon canceling its adaptation shocked me, even though season three has only just exposed the brilliant story arcs from the chaos of the prior seasons.