Add in a bit of timey wimey magic, and she has a perpetual way to live long enough to attain a Pantheon-worthy "God of Time"ness, V'ger-style, handing off knowledge to her younger self each time she comes in from the Sandringham

What if The Time Hotel is actually The Paradox Hotel and she's actually the owner, having bootstrapped it into existence at some point in the past by using a room *in* the hotel to go back to the creation of the hotel

Probably won't see to confirm since I won't be watching

Will we get an episode where she learns about covid? How far in? My guess is next week but it won't be the focus of the episode. But, it'll be a "moment" designed to make people say "That's so sad. Can you imagine what that would feel like?"

Ewwwww...Re-reading this after being more concerned with breaking up posts than spelling. Please, just ignore the typos and completely incorrect choices in words (e.g. for now, just pretend "right" = "write"). I'm not a complete idiot (just partial).

Whether crazed or a hero, his trauma from time spent in the Spiritual Realm will be his defining brokenness

Option 2: Returns in the second arc as an adult as either a primary villain or filling the same role in the books as Kaladin or Dalinar do in the first arc

Option 1: Due to time oddities, he returns separate but shortly after his grandparents as an adult as:
- Well-spoken and wise and becomes a new hero
- Crazed and becomes a new villain
- A mix of the two

He becomes either Odium's or Dalinar's Champion and/or takes his place as King of Alethkar

Prediction: Little Gav gets separated from his grandparents and lost in the Spiritual Realm when they return to the Physical Realm