Azdarith

1. A. Jasnah, I assume, went into Shadesmar, thus escaping from drowning, which is pretty reasonable since, when dealing with Shadesmar, sea is land and land is sea, etc. B. The thing with Szeth was--I admit--a little clumsy (Sorry, Brandon!!!), but you can't kill off the assassin in the *soup*ing second book of a five-book series! (don't ask about the "soup" thing, please) C. It's an Honorblade, which is obviously not the same thing as a Shardblade since (as far as I know) Shardblades don't make you able to fool around with gravity, etc. 2. People have been talking about Nightblood showing up, so I'm going to digress for a bit. So, I think that this comes after Warbreaker. Zahel (the swordsmaster guy) is Vasher and I'm not exactly sure how Nin got Nightblood but I assume we're going to hear more on that subject. We'd better hear more on that subject. You probably already know most of that, so sorry for wasting your time, but I just wanted to make sure.

Top ten: 1. Kaladin Come on! "Broken but still going?" Awesome! Plus, he's protective. So, even better. 2. Dalinar Because...yeah. He's Dalinar. 3. Adolin That bit right where Kaladin got out of prison...oh, Adolin! That's so nice of him, and...I'm going to take a break before I make ten fools of myself. Though I suppose I already did, due to that weak joke. Oops. 4. Shallan Her lying ALL THE TIME got her lowered pretty far. And I wasn't a huge fan of her and Kaladin hating one another, but in hindsight Kaladin's probably pretty hard to like until closer acquaintance. Or if he saves your life. But I digress... 5. Syl She didn't have a lot of depth to her character, and she spent quite a bit of time during the book dying/being dead, but I still really like her. 6. Szeth I found it more difficult to like him after he turned insane, but the control he has over himself is still very admirable. 7. Pattern He really helped Shallan's character develop, so I think I owe him something. 8. Jasnah Same thing as with Dalinar; she's Jasnah. 9. Renarin He's kinda vulnerable, etc, and his character really develops over the course of the book. 10. All the bridgemen, but there are FAR too many for this post Undying loyalty to Kaladin, obviously! I doubt I even had to put this in. Hmmm...I wonder who Brandon's favorite characters are? Does anybody know?