"You cannot escape so easily, Dragon. It is not done between us. It will not be done until the end of time." 
 Wow this book was absolutely incredible. Definitely one of the best series starters I have ever read. The world is so immersive and the characters' dialogue is profound and lets you think about what they mean specifically. It's truly an amazingly insightful look on the genre of epic fantasy--I loved every moment I got to spend with the characters, with the world, the descriptions and the beasties lurking in the shadows. Such an inspirational and epic story! 
 Each chapter is quite long, except for some of the few 6-paged ones, but I was flying through them once I got into the story. Somewhere around the halfway point of the book I was clinging onto the covers, trying to comprehend the expansiveness and epicness of the world! The characters are what made this story alive for me, but also the world, which was so easy to dive into. Enjoyed the writing style? I adored it. 
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 "In wars, boy, fools kill other fools for foolish causes. That's enough for anyone to know." 
 All of the creatures that Robert Jordan created were just perfectly described. But, they weren't described fully but progressively as the story went on. As Rand al'Thor, a small boy in a small town, is destined for greatness, he must journey through to find Tar Valon where he believes he will be safe. But the Eye of the World is calling to him. And what really is the Eye of the World? When I found out, I was cheering for joy in the battle at the end of the book. The descriptions there were beautifully created. 
 "The fact that the price must be paid is proof that it is worth paying." 
 The author weaves a wonderful fantasy story of simmering, raging war, characters you love, monsters and battles and drama, with magical elements to keep you infatuated with the story. 
 The Wheel of Time will keep on turning for me, even if I finish the saga, as re-reads will continue the cycle; no beginnings, no ends.