| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Which suggests, then, that seeing what his actions had done, how his inability to balance his builder/killer nature and therefore not show Aram there was no need to either be a fanatical pacifist or a fanatical warrior had led to his betrayal and death, is a big part of why Perrin finally accepted his role as a leader--to keep from ever causing another situation like Aram's.
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