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When you make a deal with a friend that you'll read one of his favorite books if he reads Way of Kings. He has yet to finish, but I'm looking forward to it. (It's even better because the book he had me read was so small I could have read it in a day and, as we all know, WoK is massive)

Now it's at 24% and I'm starting to think he's messing with us... jk, not really but I just really want it to be rounded up to 25 because I have issues.

Am I the only one who's slightly entertained by Brandon's very specific percentages when it comes to how far he's worked through Calamity? If I remember correctly (which is highly unlikely) it went from 2% to 3% to something like 12% (maybe) and now it's at 19%. How do you even quantify an unfinished book down to one percent? Just something I noticed.

Feruchemical gold and Surgebinding (as in the healing aspect of holding Stormlight) Allomantic pewter and Surgebinding (increased physical strength from holding Stormlight)

AonDor and Forgery

I always assumed they just named the stances after the essences for cultural reasons. I think it's unlikely (buy hey what do I know, still totally possible) that they're actually based on how the KR fought or that they're designed to be more useful to a particular order, especially since most of the orders didn't really do a lot of fighting.

Awakening and Surgebinding

Rashek Sadeas

Does the person who's doing the betraying just so happen to have a Hemalurgic spike?

Wait, so it wasn't Marsh then? There goes my guess... TenSoon betraying Zane while fighting Vin?

There is a WoB specifically stating that Hoid is not Brandon, though that was my personal theory for a while as well.

Granted, and you get to stay a Mistborn too. You just get really bad hiccups every time you use your powers. And I mean really bad. I wish I could pass all of my classes without having to do homework.

Granted, but now that you've repaired your TARDIS, you don't know how to fly it. (though that never stopped the Doctor, I guess) I wish I could go snowboarding today.

Granted. That song will be stuck in your head forever. I wish I could solve crimes with Sherlock Holmes (any version is fine).

In the Ars Arcanum in WoR, it says that Adhesion is the surge of Pressure and Vacuum. Edit: Ninja'd I would also like to note that's probably why when Kaladin was flying around on the Plains that he didn't notice the air thinning or something like that because he was probably using Adhesion to mess with the air pressure so he'd have enough air. Sorry if that didn't make sense, but I think it was mentioned in a WoB somewhere. Edit: Found it So somehow Windrunners can use Adhesion to control the air pressure around them.

When your mad because a signing is only forty minutes from your house, but you're still not allowed to go (yes, I have to ask for my parents' permission).

Granted, but you get the bane you just released them from. I wish it was always socially acceptable to wear sweatpants.

That's basically my theory as well, but like you said, it's pure speculation. I'm guessing we'll get more info in the new Wax and Wayne books, but maybe not at all.

That's true, but there's still a lot that's not answered. Is Kel choosing to stick around, or does he want to move on and is stuck? How is he a cognitive shadow anyway? What sort of stuff is he capable of doing as a shadow? And a Marsh or Sazed or Kesier POV would be amazing. We'll just have to wait and see...

More evidence for my theory that Kelsier never "moved on," even after HoA. Perhaps in the two new Wax and Wayne books we'll get to find out more. Or maybe not until the third Mistborn trilogy, which would be a very long wait. Grr. Edit: And Brandon seriously never added "Kelsier" to his computer's dictionary?

Granted. The apple juice makes you gassy. I wish I didn't have to go to school tomorrow.

I just bought the paperback of Steelheart a week ago and it had the Firefight prologue and chapters in the back.

Granted. You know see the world in greyscale with absolutely no colors except for your least favorite one. I wish my pizza could get here faster so my sister and I can finish our Lord of the Rings marathon. (Yeah, we're that cool)

Smurf, I just want to say I didn't downvote you, I promise. I actually fixed it for you because you shouldn't get a downvote because your opinion is different. I also don't think you were being rude or anything in your post. It's no use derailing a thread trying to change someone's opinion. Hope there's no hard feelings.

In contrast to the above statement (though I'm not trying to change your opinion, I promise, just saying my own) I love Syl more than I love Pattern. Don't get me wrong, Pattern's great and he has his awesome moments, but I just can't connect to him. Perhaps it's because he's so alien, or maybe it's because he doesn't really seem to care. I don't actually know. What I do know is that I care about Syl. Again, I can't exactly identify why, I just know that I do. She knows that Kaladin is depressed, so she does her best to cheer him up, and actually succeeds in making him laugh and smile a couple of times (which I think is a big deal because he almost never smiles genuinely). I think that's amazing of her. She's truly concerned about him and does everything in her power to help him. Though I can see how someone could find that annoying. I know sometimes I really don't want anyone to talk to me, so having a spren who's trying to cheer me up would just make me angrier. But Syl is still my favorite, hands down.