cozz95

It would be neat if your theory is true, at least partially, but I still think you might be grasping at straws.

Another quote that I think supports this theory. I think this will be about Dalinar's heart as he holds the child in his arms. But Wit then says that if his version of the contract is accepted they won't have to worry about the hearts of men as they'll have him. Now this depends on what transpired in the epilogue, if Todium tricked Wit then, as you said it won't end so well, but if that meeting really did go as Wit wanted it to there might still be chance everything will turn out alright.

Still doesn't explain how she was able to heal Kaladin. Progression isn't supposed to work, just Adhesion. And she was definitely using Stormlight not Lifelight unless she can somehow use Lifelight and have Stormlight come out? That might be how Raboniel got Lifelight out of her.

I've read theories like this one and have to say they make increasingly more sense, especially when put together as nicely as this. It would suck for sure, but I would rather it suck and make sense than the other way around. One thing I have to correct is concerning Sixth of the Dusk Sequel.

Also in RoW kaladin is referred to as "THE Son of Tanavast" for the first time and the Sibling says he is particularly close to the Surge of Adhesion (which is purely of Honor) and that his power is that of bonds. There must be something there but what exactly I have no idea.

Copermind says Renarin was a combination of the Riran name Re, and the Alethi words Nar ("like unto") and In ("to be born unto"). Also this: The word "Nahel" is a Rosharan word that means "the bond to divinity", while the word "bond" was added to the term to avoid confusing readers. So I guess that completely disproves your theory. Sorry.