Paragrin

Susebron is kind of sparkly...

I think it's Kell mostly for meta reasons: these books are also intended for normal people, remember. People who haven't known for three books that Kell was a Cognitive Shadow and thus been half-expecting a return appearance at some point. People who this will be a huge twist to, instead of "oh *that's* what Kell's been doing". People who need all those clues to remember who that guy was again. It only seems so obvious it must be a red herring to us, because we're obsessive. (Same/similar deal for why I think Trell is Odium.) Also, I've been advocating a kandra-possession Kell theory since around AoL, link's in my sig (though it doesn't account for the spike, I may need to rework it.)

Actually, I'm pretty sure Rosharan "flutes" are more like recorders. I seem to remember that when Hoid's playing his flute Kaladin comments on how he holds it.

Odium+Endowment=Calamity.

I had a thought. Cultivation vs. Perfection.

(Mine was Heroes of Olympus, btw.)

Anyone else guessing? I'm about to just announce it.

The Catacendre was Saze remaking Scadrial. I think you mean the Recreance, the betrayal of the Radiants.

But, fabrials... My definition of magic in hard fantasy is the natural laws not present in our universe. Not greatshells, not Elantrians, not even Investiture, necessarily - the laws present that allow Investiture to interact with the rest of the universe.

The Fuller's Apprentice and sequels are the AU version of what would happen if someone unaffiliated picked up Cultivation, Devotion, and possibly Creation.

Sidebar response: it's noted in the text that the healer left out one of the basic lines, which is a big clue that the current state (with the same symptoms) is also caused by a missing basic line. I don't think Dilaf could've caused that.

No. (And after a little research, I discovered I actually meant Dissociative /Identity/ Disorder.)

What's the fifth Vorin kingdom? Shallan wonders about it at one point after reading it in some book, but it never gets addressed.

Nope.

Dissociative Personality Disorder (from memory. Used to be called multiple personality disorder.)

Nope. Just to be clear, it's the father's grandmother.

Bastard helps his father's side of the family deal with their DPD and their abusive grandmother.

The Fault In Our Stars.

Maybe he got on Jabba's bad side.

Inkheart?

My life has meaning!

It's got so many plot threads in it, it is hard to read discretely... What? You meant without being noticed? Oh, /discreetly/... Sorry, pet peeve.

Wax's trying to track down a god. I guess you could say he's... On the Trell .

Bah. (Seriously, everybody says bah all the time. Geez.)

Hah, I've got Sam and Dean as Elend and Cett, respectively.