Personification

Nah, he finds a way to bond Wyndle.

This is beautiful.

*Looks at thread title* Buuuuuut...... Is this too meta?

On the one hand, yes. On the other hand, the original plan was actually more along the lines of: Profit ????? Overthrow the Lord Ruler

Is this a reference or did it spring from the dark and twisted recesses of your mind?

Honestly, that original speech pretty much works for almost every major MB character before a major fight, no edits. It also works great for SA.

Anybody Else here like LRR?

I really like LoadingReadyRun, so I decided to incorporate it into other stuff I like:

Stormlight: Mistborn:

Put it in Sanderson Memes.

Too soon!

Probably, but I don't know if the Ghostbloods actually work well for this. They don't seem to be a very rules-based organization, so they don't have a code to follow. The examples given were criminal organizations that have strict internal codes which, while not the same as the laws of the region they operate in, have the same weight and importance and are enforced by the social structure. The Ghostbloods MO seems to be "get the job done, we don't care how," and the only real rule seems to be don't kill other Ghostbloods, so they don't have anything to swear to, and they likely would expect their members to do things that might break most potential Skybreaker codes, even many of the criminal ones.

Nobody specific, it's just that Brandon has said that the Pirate Code is a legitimate set of rules to swear yourself to as a Skybreaker for the Code Oath. He also said that the modern Skybreakers probably wouldn't allow it though, mostly due to Nale going crazy.

I'd interpret it as Marsh being torn between loving his brother and being happy he is doing well and the fact that his brother is doing well in things that are antithetical to his philosophy.

These are all great, I have two changes I'd make (in bold):

No, the original quote.

What's it from?

Nightstar, because Nalthis essay memes. Where is Waldo? (I'm pretty sure this one has been done, but whatever.)

Eliminated Obrodai, because Autonomy probably isn't alone there. Princess Leia claims that the rebels are on Dantooine, but they are really hiding on _____.

In fairness, the OB example was completely legal.

Right.

During the WTCC: Grace: "This character is actively hunted by the government." Ian: "Oh." Eric: "Oh." Alyx: "Oh." Dalish: "Oh." Also, this episode made me think about where all of the characters will be in the back five, and I am so excited. In my mind, Renarin and Rlain will be the power couple at the center of Urithiru's intelligence network, working together to analyze and take advantage of all of the information from Shallan and Radiant's vast spy network (yes, I want them both around; Radiant can handle the administrative side of things). Lift will be the young hotshot rebellious character who would get fired for insubordination if she weren't so good at her job (for examples of this archetype, see every single American action movie). Kaladin will have begun to seriously found and expand the study of psychiatry and therapy in Urithiru, and will spend most of his time on that, but he'll still come in to give pep talks to new Windrunners every once in a while. Most of this is unlikely, but I want it all to happen.