supersmith

So as I was re-reading oathbringer I noticed some weird stuff about Jasnah. From this I'm thinking that while Jasnah was still young (maybe 3-4 because Navini said somewhere that when she was really young she was already super smart--also remember that a year there is around 500 days so a 4 year old there would be roughly 6 here) she bonded Ivory, probably only saying the first ideal. Gavilar noticed and that's what got him started with the whole 'bringing back honor and radiants' stuff. Someone else noticed, maybe Navini and thought she was crazy, so she put her in the asylum. But I'm a little confused why nobody would remember it. Seems like something people would remember. Tell me what you guys think about it. And yes I know that this will probably all be answered in Jasnah's book, but that's still like 8 years off.

Oh ok thanks.

Wait where did it say that?

Ok thanks for telling me.

I've been reading a lot about Odiums ability to spinter other shards and it got me thinking, what if some pieces of Adonalsium are bigger than others. Like it might have had the same amount of Ruin and Preservation, that's why there so well matched. But it also might have more hate/ passion then say Ambition and that's why Odium can splinter them so easily. Because he has more power. Tell me what you guys think, or if there's some WOB that smashes this theory then also please tell.

Ok then. I stand corrected.

Ya but you meet Ka. You never meet the guy Drehy is with. I don't think you even learn his name.

No I don't but it doesn't even have a romance.

I have no problem with gay people or characters but I do have a problem when it doesn't add to the story at all.

My very least favorite character is Ruin. He has no depth other then, well, ruining things. Next is Drehy. Now I’m not against gay people or gay characters, but there’s no reason to make him gay. Nothing even happens with it. There just like: “he’s gay”. And that’s all that really happens.

Oh yea I forgot. Well that shoots down my theory.

In that case I think it's likely that it was Jezarin's honorblade. It's seems a little poetic that a herald killed by their own honorblade would do something else then just kill them and send them to braize. Maybe this was a counter to the oathpact so they could just die if they wanted to. But then again he sounds surprised when he dies like he didn't know about it. It also opens up the question, why would they leave their honor blades behind if they were the only way to truly kill them?

Can't honorblades change size and shape or is that just alive spren swords?

I'm not sure how much of a spoiler this is, but better safe than sorry. I would love to hear what you guys think about this because I think it might be plausible.