[Set'alahd Crool]

Not really warm and fuzzy, but a scene that always hits me hard is in K'rull's bar at the end of MoI when Duiker says "Permit me break your hearts one more time....Let me tell you about the chain of dogs. About Coltaine, newly arrived fist of the 7th army....". After the trauma of MoI, to then experience in an instant the trials of the Chain, it's powerful stuff.

[MottIrregular]

I'm with Abyss on this one.... The Mincer / Bungle thing and Coltaine, Duiker, Bult and List trying not to laugh... magic.

Crool - yeah, that scene maybe doesnt get me warm and fuzzy but it does break the heart.

Another scene is when Paran, Gruntle and Quick Ben are talking in Capustan about sanctioning the Crippled God's new House of Chains... yep.

[Trotts]

the scene where toc/anaster comes up to gruntle, and gruntles thinking in his head, oh damn hes gonna be some super pious mortal sword, and then toc/anaster is just like, er youre a mortal sword right? whats that mean exactly,

[garden_rake]

not sure why but the scene where hedge (or his ghost?) saves fiddler at the end of HOC ...... actually i do know why - i love hedge

[Tenaka Khan]

Hetan said:

The scene at the end of HoC where Kalam and QB meet with Fiddler and they have a group hug..

Yep, that scene was the quintessence of 'warm and fuzzy', Hetan. Three friends meeting again, no words spkoken but you can feel what they mean to each other

And most of the others mentioned...

[Trotts]

the hedge one was great, ghost-hedge is just as cool as the real thing

[Dolmen 2.0]

iain said:

In MOI when Pannon finally frees his sister and they go off into Otmose Phellack together.

after a reread with particular attention to the prologue I think that the girl jaghut meeting with the pannion seer was the ultimate right to the ultimate wrong. What got to me was kilivas attitude to the whole thing, Not wrong just...aloof.

[Monoch Ochem]

The scene after Whiskeyjack's betrayal as the alliance begins to marshall itself before a hopeless situation...Tiste Andii preparing their warrens despite the toll the infection was taking on them; Gruntle leading the charge with the grey Swords- right into the gaping maws of the K'ell Hunters.

Baruk and the Tennes Witch in their circle of protection against the coming assassins. For me that was so touching *sniff!*

Also, the Ceda's meticulous preparation to deal with the sea demon and face Hannan Mossag...despite what he seemed like and what everyone else was thinking.

[Agraba]

Karsa Orlong meets his friends Delum Thord and Bairoth Gild again... in spirit form.

[Abyss]

Just adding to my above one... something about Silanah and the soletaken Andii flying in formation against Raest in GotM just gives me the shivers.

I realize it's not all that original - Dragonlance, Pern, Deathgate, Darkness, any number of other series have done the 'dragon squadron' thing...
...and at that point Raest has been in the book like ten pages, and the dragons not at all... so there's none of the pay-off one might get from an 'Aragorn-leading-the-armies' kind of moment...
but something intrisically cool about them all flying nape-of-the-earth against this one just resurrected tyrant guy resonated.

- Abyss, knew then the book had been written as a screenplay.

[Tiger_sword]

the part where the Ceda traps the sea demond and it suddenly realises whats about to happen

[Illuyankas]

Karsa at the end of HOC: "You should be."

[thadus]

Yeah, Karsa has a lot of warm and fuzzy moments-that "You lead, we follow" sentence. RULEZ

[Hiccup]

I liked it when Whiskeyjack tries to explain to Granoes about Silverfox/Tattersail. The line that goes something like" I can lead you forward a step at a time or with a single shove. There will come a time when you appreciate which of the two I took."

[Dravon]

DHG: "Does anyone else hear a God laughing?"

That is just a Woh! moment because after going through all that when u read that it takes u right back to the begining and u relive the whole book just with those seven words.