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It's totally Hoid. Kidding, how about Susebron?

When you see the words 'Lift for shower' in your bathtub and for some indecipherable reason your mind goes to this alternate reality where 'shower' is a governmental position, like president, and someone is trying to get you to elect Lift as the new shower. And how I would totally do that. I then realized what I was thinking. When you associate half the words in any given text with something Sanderson related. i.e. metals, Shard names, etc. When you see ELA (English Language Arts) and think "I should put 'ntris' behind it. Then it'll be Elantris." When you randomly see the word Investiture in the YouTube description for someone being knighted, and do a double take.

If not her, then Siri?

Jasnah?

She became an Elantrian, which many people in-world consider to be death. However, it was actually only Hrathen's poison, and so it was more him faking her death than her doing it.

That's what I was counting. I hoped to be clever, but was discovered. Good job! Noo...Oh, you mean Lessie. Yes. But she's not the one. That wasn't faked. I'm pretty sure he's dead.

No. This character's death is faked.

Not so. This character has a sidekick.

No. This character is married.

Yay! So, this character is female.

Tindwyl Edit: 100 posts woot

SENNA THEORIES Never mind. I'm forgetting, did Telsin die? (Feel free to kill me for forgetting)

Old, female, Scadrian, and dead. Vin isn't that old, but.... Vin Venture?

Kelsier...maayybeee? Edit: No! Leras!

I wish to be able to write good books without writer's block, and for this to not hamper anything for any other writers.

All Sanderson books are amazing. LC is great, though.

Slowswift?

They're two seperate genres, bookstores Where are you in the series?

He's the noble Kelsier killed in Mistborn's prologue. Vivenna?

That's the one!

Nope. He's a Scadrian.

Nooo....I said prologue. OH! That's my fault. He specifically DIED in the prologue. I should have phrased that one better.

No and no. He's a he, and is in specifically a book's prologue.

No and no. This character was not in the main body of a book, or at least their POV wasn't in it. (Main body means the parts of the book that aren't the prologue, epilogue, interlude, etc. )

YEEEESSSSSSSS I considered suggesting this, but worried it was too scifi. I HEAVILY SECOND this, though. HEAVILY. Also, there's a graphic novel coming? Cool, I didn't know. The same author (Marissa Meyer) wrote Heartless, a play on the Queen of Hearts story. I wouldn't say it's as good as Lunar Chronicles, but it's pretty good.