In Mistborn: Secret History, Ruin tells Kelsier that he will be a weak Vessel for Preservation because he doesn't have a connection to the Physical Realm, on account of his being dead. But in Rhythm of War, right before Taravangian ascends to Odium, he realizes that Szeth has killed him in the Physical Realm. That means that, at the time Taravangian takes up the power of Odium, he is also dead. So why doesn't Taravangian seem to have a problem controlling the power seeing as he was a cognitive shadow when he took up the power, just like Kelsier was?
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In Mistborn: Secret History, Ruin tells Kelsier that he will be a weak Vessel for Preservation because he doesn't have a connection to the Physical Realm, on account of his being dead. But in Rhythm of War, right before Taravangian ascends to Odium, he realizes that Szeth has killed him in the Physical Realm. That means that, at the time Taravangian takes up the power of Odium, he is also dead. So why doesn't Taravangian seem to have a problem controlling the power seeing as he was a cognitive shadow when he took up the power, just like Kelsier was?
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