Turin Turambar

I do want to know about that madness she had at childhood. Also, what I meant by that she's like me is that I understand her. It's probably related to the fact that I share the same MBTI as her. (INTJ).

I love Jasnah. Best Character ever. She's the most like me - even if it is slightly disturbing.

What would happen if an Aes Sedai bonded an Asha'man, then the Asha'man bonded the same Aes Sedai back. Would the bond be twice as strong? Can they exert influence over each other? What are the strengths and ramifications?

How do Myrdraal bond Trollocs? Is it anything like how Aes Sedai bond warders?

The scene with Avihenda seeing the Aiel's future. I almost wanted to cry.

I didn't mean it that way - I know they are different. I meant was shadesmar influenced by the world of dreams?

White. Definately White.

Is there a connection between the two, is shadesmar a sort of unconsious reflection of the world of dreams?

1 hour ago, TheGirlWhoLookedUp said:

Granted, everyone else hears beautiful music whenever you play. You, however, only hear the screeching  of nails on a blackboard.

I wish to visit Urithiru.

granted. all you got to do is read the books and dream.

I wish that I could become one of Sandersons beta readers (Its a real life wish...)

uh, sure...thanks, though.

What are you actually walking on, though. Also, I'd assume that this resolves the time differences between planets (nobody thinks about it, therefore, it doesn't exist?)

How does worldhopping actually work? I mean, I think they travel through shadesmar, but how? boat? magic? shadesmar is like the inverse of the worlds, but what's the inverse of space? Anyone?

same bodies (are they the same people each time?)

On 2/14/2019 at 3:38 PM, RShara said:

Yeah. We even have a WoB now that says the Heralds' bodies are created for them when they respawn. Blew me away, for sure.

Is this where in that thing by each chapter, somebody says that they are forming a new avatar, and they instilled a strong aversion to somebody?

I'm not sure that he could actually affect anything on the material plane.

7 hours ago, BringerofShadows said:

Granted, but it wears out really quickly. (In .09 seconds)

 

 

I WISH FOR THIS THREAD TO END! (Not really)

Sorry

I wish that a mistborn could burn the stuff that shards are made out of. (Me nerding out here - sorry)

11 hours ago, TheGirlWhoLookedUp said:

I wish for an army of gerbils that do as I command.

Granted, but the gerbils keep on growing until you have an army of godzilla sized gerbil that crush everything due to sheer size.

I wish for time for me to work on multiple projects at once.

Before bonding, I meant. A historian has part of the personality of an edgedancer (remembering those who are lost, or something like that) but could just as easily bond, say, a cyptic or inkspren or honorspren as a cultivationspren. 

In OB, it sound like it's possible to force a person to bond a specific type of spren. (Nale would do it, to bond potential radiants to make them skybreakers, or kill them.) Is it? Does that mean that the type of spren is technically irrelevant?

On 2/14/2019 at 2:45 PM, Quantus said:

Wow, the implications of that would be immense.  I wouldnt want to be one of the folks that has to deal with it, but it would be all kinds of interesting from a narrative perspective.  And I think it would fitin line with the theme that people should rush to judge or be too committed to what they think are the sides in this war.  We've already seen that it's not as clear cut as Human Vs Singer, and all kinds of old traditional boundaries are being challenged.  The emergence and/or actual Acceptance of a 4th Bondsmith spren, which was previously taboo, would be a hell of a can of worms, and Im guessing it would not be one the current spren cultures (most of them, anyway) would easily accept. 

Hold .. can there only be 3 bondsmiths at a time? What?

Also, I want to see keen spren and those intellect spren

Ok for Dalinor...but that would indicate that a Radiant happens when they were broken in the inverse of their Radiant order. Not all Bondsmiths, I presume, were bloodthirsty overlords in their previous life. 

On 2/15/2019 at 6:23 PM, Toaster Retribution said:

I cant make chicken curry. I can probably make rice though. And I can be an okay cook even if I can’t make chicken curry. Rice and fish sticks work. I think that is the point of Adolin. Most people in real life aren’t chicken curry. Most are rice, or mashed potatoes. And Adolin is the character that shows that thats fine. Rice can be a great meal. You don’t need to have a super-tragic backstory or an amazing redemption arc to be a hero. Being a good guy is enough. I think that is what Adolin represents, and that is why he is important. 

Also, I love your food metaphor. 

I agree - and hope that Adolin stays ordinary (take that as you will). Who would take over his role otherwise? Navani? Kadash? Actually, Kadash would make a great character...but not for this purpose.

Yeah - in the book it says that it is a symbiotic bond - the Radiant get the powers and stuff, and they gain sentience. As for the rest of the question...I don't know? I'd speculate to guess that IF a spren did actually bond a Rioter (the circumstances worked out, some how) the spren wouldn't get the power because it's two completely different magic systems. Maybe not, though, because Hoid has done some strange things with magic.

Great question, though!

As long as  he doesn't become a radiant. I'm not saying this to snub him, but he's one of the last characters of importance that's not a radiant. What would happen if EVERYONE were radiant - it would hardly be worth noting! 

so maybe one or two - at most. I doubt kaladin will be one of those, though.