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re: Kaladin/Parshendi Given the Parshendi have managed to break from Odium’s influence (perhaps for only a short time, perhaps forever), what if Voidspren could do the same? Furthermore, what if Voidspren are just high spren Odium managed to corrupt somehow, and when they break free from his influence, they return to their natural state (honour, cryptic, etc…). Whether they can remain free from Odium permanently is another unknown. Perhaps that is why Syl is somewhat concerned about being seen, but not terribly concerned about the spren (and what it might do). Now, if Parshendi and spren can fall under Odium’s influence, then why not humans (as others have speculated)? Or what about humans (or Parshendi) bonded to spren, if one or the other comes under Odium's influence would both do so? Which makes me wonder if this might have been part of KR downfall….

I am starting to believe that the author of “Oathbringer” is Oathbringer itself, or more appropriately, the spren that is Oathbringer.

Perhaps to further clarify my point on the corruption, regardless if the visions were the same (or not), at some point Odium, or someone from Team Odium, or even the dark void sphere(s) in Galivar's possession could have corrupted his interpretation in a favourable direction that Odium wanted.

I've been thinking bout this as well. I do believe that Gavilar had visions, but I do not believe they are the same ones Dalinar received. Which made me consider that they may not have originated from the same person / entity (but then from whom?), or perhaps more likely, Odium found a way to corrupt the visions Galivar received, given the synergy in Galivar's actions and Odium's (presumed) end game.