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  1. I love the assassin in white, i feel like it is the one that is the most true to the chapter it was based off of
  2. My question is if the aether in question is from the Liar book or if its from Aether of Night
  3. I think I was closest to crying (i actually put the book away for a second) was when Renarin says that they lost Dalinar, and that he would finally lose his battle with the thrill. That crushed me. But then i was fine a few pages later
  4. I interpreted the Edgedancer's problems as being related to their oaths, as they would be the ones who had to care for all of the non-radiant inhabitants of Urithiru.
  5. My best guess is Autonomy, Silverlight, Sazed as the writers of the letters.
  6. I think that Windrunners could definitely cause wacky weather, but no highstorms because those have to have excess stormlight flying around in them.
  7. I wonder if Mraize will keep using knowledge of Heleran as leverage now that Jasnah is back
  8. How is she going to spy on them, they give her no information as it is and she doesn't know how to reliably find a single member.
  9. At the end of these chapters, we get Jasnah's entrance to Urithiru with a group of unknown people. What are the ghostbloods going to do, especially because they were the ones that tried to assassinate her. Mraize, Shallans overseer, was one of the people who wanted her dead, and so I am looking forward to that triangle unfolding. What are your predictions for this plotline?
  10. So during the fight with Re-Shepnir, Shallan notes that it is trying to learn as much as possible. We first see it or a part of it studying Shallan while she puts on a play, even though we later learn that it is scared of her, and it even lets the bridgmen stay alive so it can figure out how to fight with a spear instead of killing them when it could. So what is it doing studying murders committed in anger? We see Re-Shepnir studying all sorts of activities, but it only mimics the murders. Most people were disappointed with the perceived weakness of an unmade, but I see a lot of potential for it later on, as it continues to learn and adapt all of the killings it sees. Thoughts?
  11. You still run into the problem of stamping an invested object, WOB says there is relatively little investiture going on in soulstamps so it would probably still fail.
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