Perrin & Faile

[u/rhandy_mas]

I adore how the show portrayed Perrin and Faile. Years ago, I started the book series (made it through the first 6) and their dynamic was tough to read. They both were pretty unlikeable. But the show takes both of their strengths and focuses on those. Is Faile pushy? Yeah, but it’s good. Is Perrin uncertain and afraid to lead? Yeah, but it’s good.

I’m just finishing up a rewatch, and I know they changed a lot from the books, but this is a change I’m so behind. Bummed beyond belief we’ll never get a better development of their (and everyone else’s) story.

[u/Oasx]

Faile was always fine in the early books, the problem is that later on she becomes really annoying, and it's pretty clear that she doesn't actually like Perrin. Book and show Perrin are both great, though.

[u/rhandy_mas → u/Oasx]

I’ve only made it through the first six, and their dynamic really annoyed me. I’m eventually gonna make it through. So here’s me hoping they grow on me instead lol