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Honestly, I didn't really like Blushweaver because she was manipulative and basically most of the time we see her she is trying to seduce Lightsong. I thought, when I first read the book, that she and Treledees were plotting war against Idris (I thought that Treledees was stuck up and downright evil for cutting Susebron's tongue out (though I now realize he probably wasn't behind the latter)) and I wanted them both stopped. But when I found out that she was genuinely doing the things she did for the good of the people, it made me sad to know that she died trying to do what was right.

These are my picks for the casting: Kelsier: Simon Baker Marsh: Peter Capaldi Elend: Sean Maher (when he played Simon in Firefly he had the earnestness that Elend needs and I feel he could pull off the arrogance that the role needs as well) The Lord Ruler: Gerard Butler (When he played the Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera he had that sinister voice that I always imagined the Lord Ruler having, also with black hair he would look like the way I pictured TLR) Sazed: Ben Kingsley (he looks the part and I feel he could have that gentle voice that I always imagined Sazed as having) Clubs: John Noble Spook: Arthur Darvill Ham: Adam Baldwin Breeze: John Cleese (maybe in a fat suit because I always imagined Breeze as a fat rich guy who just sat around drinking wine all day) Dockson: Nathan Fillion Vin: Zoey Deutch and from the Alloy of Law: Wax: Hugh Jackman

If Susebron (and presumably previous God Kings) have had their tongues cut out, and to transfer your Breath to another person, then how does the Breath get passed through the succession of God Kings? How did history on Nalthis become so warped that Kalad and Peacegiver, who we know to be the same person, were separated by history to be two separate people? Did historians do this just to make Peacegiver seem like a hero even though he was actually the cause of the problem he solved? Edit: Are the Returned slivers of Endowment?