Shacharma Posted August 12, 2024 Posted August 12, 2024 "The Wind told me, before she vanished, that it was the change in Odium’s vessel that restored her voice. " This suggests that the Wind will be vanishing. Do you think it might die in Shinovar? Could Wit actually be saying goodbye to it rather then to kal? 1
Elder Posted August 13, 2024 Posted August 13, 2024 If the wind is vanishing… I mean that is ecological upheaval anywhere, but especially in Roshar. 1
+Child of Hodor Posted August 13, 2024 Posted August 13, 2024 Could just be that she is done talking to Kaladin. Their business is concluded. 2
Ashbringer he/him Posted August 14, 2024 Posted August 14, 2024 Honestly that line reminds me of what happened with Nomad, more than anything. We still don’t know that it’s Kaladin writing the epigraphs. But not talking to Kaladin (or somehow losing the Connection to Kaladin) seem the most likely.
coolsnow7 Posted August 14, 2024 Posted August 14, 2024 My guess: - we have Deathrattles about an “eternal storm” or something like that - we have the Weeping, which is just bizarre - and fits the bill of “a storm with no wind” on some level - the Wind mentions to Kaladin that that’s what she’s afraid of, and we haven’t heard much else about this otherwise - even though the Deathrattles imply that it’s a very important component of the (ostensible) loss to Odium So my guess is the wind actually disappears, the Highstorms get turned into endless Weeping, the only storm in town is the Everstorm, and this all matters for reason we’ll begin understanding when we get through the book. 1
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