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Knowing of Wasing The
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23 hours ago, Ookla the Shadowed said:
EDIT11: Ok, ADONLASIUM could go to ALUMINA(S) and DAO Which is an oxide of Aluminum and dao is the aon for stability... Don't know if that's significant.
'Adonalsium' can be rearranged into 'a mind, a soul'. Or 'anal odiums'. Someone on reddit actually put the word through an anagram generator and got interesting results a while back, but I can't find the link now.
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Dawnshard first draft is complete!
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It just tells me "Can’t connect securely to this page This might be because the site uses outdated or unsafe TLS security settings. If this keeps happening, try contacting the website’s owner."
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This wait is gonna be insane.
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I want Eshonai's flashbacks to start off in her early childhood. That way, we'll get to see everything fall apart and I will be very sad in a good way.
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When you have yet another Cosmere-themed dream.
According to my subconscious, the worldhopping Kandra is in Bridge 4.
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2 hours ago, goody153 said:
You can steal destiny ? What does that even mean ? Hemalurgy is rad
I think it might be Fortune?
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Nightblood affects people it deems evil or not evil differently, but how does it tell the difference? Whose morality is being used?
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I guess I might as well post my theory. So, here's the thing. We read that Sja-anat couldn't corrupt Radiant spren before, but I think that she could, but it was not spoken of and the Radiants that this happened to kept it secret.
------There is the Oathbringer epigraph, "Don't tell anyone. I can't say it. I must whisper. I foresaw this."(chapter 85, OB). This was said by a Truthwatcher, which reminded me of Renarin's visions and how he was affected by them. I immediately noticed the similarity, but there can only be a link if Sja-anat could corrupt higher spren before. Another thing I noticed was in a WOR epigraph. "the enemy’s baleful influence demanded vigilance on all occasions, of war and of peace."(chapter 51, WOR). This does sounds like they are specifically vigilant against the enemy's influence, but they could have been talking about propaganda. This, however, connects with the following epigraph: "Of the Unmade, Sja-anat was most feared by the Radiants"(chapter 97, OB). Why was she so feared if all she could do was make harmless spren act strangely? Of course, we read about what this results in during the Kholinar arc of OB, but it does not appear to be bad enough to make an organized group of Radiants extremely terrified.I feel that Sja-anat's ability to corrupt higher spren would have caused such fear, though. We can see how powerful and damaging her corruption is in Renarin's POV, it is definitely something the Radiants of old would have been seriously hampered by if this happened en masse. The sight of a corrupted spren in the city would have meant that any Radiant's spren could be next, so they would have run. And the reason there are no records of this happening is pure propaganda - the Radiants are humanity's shining beacon of hope, learning that there is a danger they can do nothing about would have demoralized the population and perhaps made them more likely to side with the Voidbringers out of hopelessness and desperation.2 -
I have an entire theory about how this is not true, but I don't have the book with me and can't check to see who said that. If Odium states that this is a new thing, then it's a new thing, but if he didn't, then Sja-anat could be lying and others either lying as well for various reasons or mistaken. Can someone please confirm one way or the other?
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1 hour ago, Chaos said:
it really makes no sense for the sand masters to bring a freaking boombox to the Kerla for the ceremony/ritual/thing.
Maybe the ritual calls for a dance-off?
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On the first page of chapter 2 in book 1, something that looks very similar to a radio is seen. What is that?
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When you have a dream where you are at a signing and ask Sanderson about Patji, only to get RAFO'd.
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When you want to contribute to the amateur translation of OB into your native language.
When your friend becomes your best friend just because she is the only other person you know who reads the SA.
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7 minutes ago, MothersMilkInACup said:
Also hello sharders, first post.
Hi! I love your username.
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I loved how at the end, Lopen shows the one-armed man some tricks to make living with only one arm easier.
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6 minutes ago, Blacksmithki said:
Were those epigraph letters possibly Wit trying to get help from other shards?
Yes. It appears that he's writing to pretty much everyone, asking for help.
QuoteAnyone else think Szeth swore to obey Lift at first?
We can only wish.
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I noticed an odd little thing. 'Heart of the Revel' basically means 'Life of the Party', and now I can't think of it any other way.
Also, does anyone know when the full list of epigraphs will be posted on the Coppermind? I want to read through them again without flipping back and forth in the book.
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8 minutes ago, Harbour said:
Its a middle of the night, in the morning i need to go to work and here i am lying on the bed seriously thinking to finish the last 40 chapters in a 4-5 hours instead of some sleep.
This is the only option.
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I want to reread the book and I just finished it two hours ago.
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I just love that we find out who wrote the storming epigraphs from part 1...at the very end.
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That was possibly the most intense thing I've ever read. I bought this book at 10am, and now it's 5:30 pm and I'm done.
Adolin and Shallan are perfect together, and none will ever convince me otherwise.
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So...any ideas as to when are we going to find out who the author of the preface is? Are we supposed to lose our minds guessing or is it supposed to be intuitively obvious to the casual observer?
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Lost Metal Full Book Reactions (Cosmere Edition)
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The Autonomy-inspired architecture reminded me of the USSR a bit. I read an article a while back about panel houses (generally known for being identical from Khabarovsk to Dresden) sometimes having elements unique to their region, such as one Russian province where the buildings are decorated with traditional patterns.