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Thank you!

You NEED to read it!

Hi I just recently read the last Mistborn book on my whitepaper kindle and I had trouble being able to read the "newspaper" pages. Are they available somewhere online?

I wonder if a robot would be able to hurt him? or an animal?

The Sprens being small parts of the Honor-shard makes allot of sense. When Odium defeated Honor he probably had the choice to take the honor-power for himself, but that would have changed him to no longer being Odium. So he instead decided to splinter the honor-shard instead, creating the Spren. That way he thought to make sure that honor could never again rise to challenge his power. Another thing I came to think of: Perhaps the Radiants betrayal (them being honors champions in a way) weakened Honor in some way and that made it possible for Odium to defeat it?

a plastic bag over the head? tight enough so that you cant grab it with gloves on?

Is Odium the face Kaladin sees in the Highstorm btw?

Is it possible to swim in a suit of shard plate? Drowning sounds like a good way to get rid of a shardplate-user?

First off, English isn't my native language. I'm trying to figure out what Odium is. I never heard the word before reading this book. Does it mean plain Hate or is it another aspect of that word? and is there a Love shard?

Hot water (mix something nasty and sticky in it as well) or fine powdered sand in the face would probably blind a person in a shardplate and make breathing hard.

I'd change it to "What do you bookworms think?" but I'd probably offend someone else then

Thanks! That sounds really promising for the future of the series

What do you guys think? Since the planets are in the same universe (do we know if it's the same galaxy?) Is there any chance any of the worlds develop high enough technology to travel between the stars? /oGGe

Thanks, I thought I had missed something...

Thanks for the answer, but I was thinking about the the "dreams" "timetravel" sequence when Dalinar? sees the knights of old give up their shardplates and weapons and lets the common soldiers have them. Is that event linked to the betrayal we see in the beginning of the book?