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So what you are saying is that we may only be seeing a continent in the southern hemisphere? More of Roshar to love? Don't get my hopes up

"You sent him to the sky to die, assassin, but the sky and the winds are mine. I claim them, as I now claim your life." I think I shed a single tear of pure awesomeness.

Slightly off topic but something interesting.. What finally broke Szeth was exactly what drove the people of Uvara to insanity in the Wandersail parable.

The overall shape of the map is very distinct, a vertical rectangle with a half circle on each side. Has anyone tried folding parts of the map over? The compass seems to have some guiding lines for that... It could be meaningless but the square symbols bordering the entire map are different in each corner of the rectangle. First time I've seen this map. I'm impressed, very well done.

Would he even fit in any Order, other than the Skybreakers? I feel his murder was just. Nalan's concept of order may or may not. I imagine it would depend on how the spren associated with that Order would view his actions.

That's another thing. There seems to be a lot misunderstanding concerning Adolin's actions near the end of the book. Sadeas was a scumbag. He had murdered thousands of Adolin's colleagues and friends with his betrayal at the end of book 1. He tried to murder Kaladin, and had succeeded with the murder of many others, through his callous use of bridges. He is working to destabilize the only force that can stop the storm that is coming. He deserved to die. I know there are many other Radiants that would do the same.

Hello all. Long time stalker, new poster. I was listening to the beginning of chapter 14, the second time through, and a theory formed. Knowing what shardblades are, this scene seemed to be rich with foreshadowing. Adolin may be bonding with, and eventually reawaken, the dead spren that is his shardblade. The scene is of Adolin kneeling, with his summoned weapon, before his first duel to win shards. He shares a quiet moment with his "spren" and confides in it. He seems to honor and respect his blade. He knows a Radiant once held it, understands it once had a name. He doesn't know it's a spren, but still seems to have a bond with his weapon. He just doesn't know his bond may be reciprocal. Adolin confides in his shard. He personifies it and imparts an identity to it. Adolin could have been pouring life into his blade for years, growing the Nahel Bond with this spren trapped in it's tortured state of unending non-sentient pain. Maybe one day, very soon.... BOOM! Adolin has powers. Just a thought that I wanted to share. Thanks.

I prefer to think he is contemplating the nature of many different things. The nature of spren. The nature of Dalinar, and Kaladin, and Shallan. Many cool ideas in that simple statement.