Addendum: After the interview, Wilson and I went and talked with a few other people, and one of them was wearing a shirt that had the Asha’man pins screen printed on it. The discussion came back up, and I suggested that the sword towards the throat might have been meant as a reminder of the life-and-death struggle of saidin , and Wilson said he liked that idea, but would still personally keep the sword facing away.
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