Kingsdaughter613

Yup! Reflections is reference to her Gold burning scene and her struggle to balance the different parts of herself. So this is love is her going to the ball in disguise and meeting Elend. I can show you the world is Kelsier training her and helping Vin realize what she’s capable of. Next right thing refers to the different moments where she’s faced with loss but still makes the (seemingly, in the case of WoA) right choice. The last was just to focus everyone in the right direction.

Nope. Reflections (Song) So this is love I can show you the world (not romantically) The next right thing All these songs involve female royalty (or the Disney equivalent thereof)

Nope! Reflections (Song) So this is love I can show you the world (not romantically) The next right thing

Nope and nope! (Though one of two came close.) Reflections (Song) So this is love I can show you the world (not romantically)

Nope! Reflections (Song) So this is love

Nope.

Yay! Reflections (song)

Wax?

Death and the Survivor 22! Oh, Mistborn.

DatS 22

Pretty sure this was Nikli, since he’s the only Sleepless who can look human. Elend

Ruin in his wake always seems to me to be able to refer to Kelsier’s radical and destructive methods of ending the FE - something which caused a lot of problems that have been completely forgotten in-world. And out of it too, in many cases!

Jasnah?

The architect in Elantris? Does he even have siblings?

I was going to guess Vivenna, but she has three. Vin?

Harmony it is! There are actually two major links between the stories mentioned: all involve worlds that go through cycles (like Scadrial) and all involve a Chosen One, as you surmised. There are also specific ones: Wolf’s Rain (Don’t read this one Marukka! HUGE spoilers!) Belgariad/Mallorean WoT: Saidin and Saidar are obviously inspired by Taoism - as was the whole R&P thing. But in the end they are the ONE power, as Harmony joins R&P into one. AC 1-3 I actually liked Desmond, but setting that aside… The entire premise of the games is using the knowledge of the past to save the present. No Place Like Home tells the story of a person searching through multiple religions for truth and purpose - only to find it in the faith of his own people.

I pronounce it Kel-see-ay. And Vin as Vah(n). I also pronounce Kholin with a Khet sound. But don’t bother with that unless you’re comfortable using the guttural. It’s not easy to pronounce if you haven’t grown up using it.

Per Brandon, Hoid was looking to gain information, not give it. So it wouldn’t have been very useful for Vin to talk to Hoid, but Hoid might have gotten a bit from speaking to Vin.

Nope, sorry. Think about what all these worlds/stories have in common. Wolf’s Rain Belgariad/Mallorean Wheel of Time Assasins’ Creed 1-3 There’s no place like home by Abe Rotenburg You can find the song lyrics online, but the first lines should point to the character.

Nope and nope. Wolf’s Rain Belgariad/Mallorean Wheel of Time Assasins’ Creed 1-3

No and no. You may want to consider what these stories have in common. Wolf’s Rain Belgariad/Mallorean Wheel of Time

No to both. Wolf’s Rain The Belgariad/Mallorean

Wolf’s Rain

Kaladin, if we’re just growing with titles instead of what the songs are actually about. (You’re a David Bowie fan?)

The first two songs make me think this could be Kelsier, but the latter two don’t fit as neatly. Marsh also fits fairly well.