Thank you, the young mother said again. Thank you.The Black Tower protects, Logain heard himself say. Always.I will send him to you to be tested when he is of age, the woman promised, holding her son. I would have him join you, if he has the talent.The talent. Not the curse. The talent.
In this moment from "A Memory of Light" by Robert Jordan, a young mother expresses her gratitude multiple times, reflecting her appreciation for something significant. The mention of the "Black Tower" highlights a protective presence in her life, suggesting a sense of safety and guidance that she values deeply.
The mother's promise to send her son for testing emphasizes her hope that he possesses special abilities, referred to as "the talent." This distinction between "talent" and "curse" signifies a belief in the potential for greatness, as she wishes for her child to join a community that nurtures and supports these abilities.
