Marukka

Nope Not the Sequence Not Hoid Not Dalinar Not Shallan 1. This character believes in progress. 2. This character has more than one bond. 3. This character learns from his/her mistakes. 4. This character spends quite some time in hiding. 5. This character has a complicated relationship with a father.

Nope Not the Sequence Not Hoid Not Dalinar 1. This character believes in progress. 2. This character has more than one bond. 3. This character learns from his/her mistakes. 4. This character spends quite some time in hiding.

Not this time! Not the Sequence Not Hoid 1. This character believes in progress. 2. This character has more than one bond. 3. This character learns from his/her mistakes.

Nope 1. This character believes in progress. 2. This character has more than one bond.

Again, very nice choice! 1. This character believes in progress.

Malchin? If yes, nice choice! Very obscure but excellent clues!

Ha, thought of another possibility! RoW What? No, I am not reaching, this is obviously the only reasonable solution!

Elhokar? Storms, too slow... I'll edit a guess when I think of someone else.

Dalinar

Shallan?

Yes, the poor Mare, dying thinking Kelsier hated her. Your turn!

Nope but close! Absolutely right on all accounts! 1. This character was brutally murdered. 2. This character was very perceptive. 3. This characters death was motivational in a very specific way. 4. This character was married. 5. This character was innocent. Bonus: Three, two, one...GO!

Nice one, but nope. Not Father Binn Not Roial Not Camon Not Shashara 1. This character was brutally murdered. 2. This character was very perceptive. 3. This characters death was motivational in a very specific way. 4. This character was married. 5. This character was innocent.

Nope Not Father Binn Not Roial Not Camon 1. This character was brutally murdered. 2. This character was very perceptive. 3. This characters death was motivational in a very specific way. 4. This character was married.

Nope Not Father Binn Not Roial 1. This character was brutally murdered. 2. This character was very perceptive. 3. This characters death was motivational in a very specific way.

Hi Juice and welcome to the shard! It's really a great place to be. You have people here to talk about all that and to read all kinds of theories about the Cosmere. I'll bet you'll have a great time here!

Nope 1. This character was brutally murdered. 2. This character was very perceptive.

*hug* Well, let me start by saing that she is not a very nice person. There are some terms I would use to describe her that I try very hard not to use anymore, I got kids. And don't get yourself down. It's been an eternity since I tutored someone and it was in every case easy to see when someone actually wanted to do better. I never got any grief over not helping a lot but one of my friends at the time actually expected me to do her homework (she was studying medicine at the time and did not like the chemistry aspect of it which was incidently what I was studying) and got storming mad at me when I refused. It's basicly the same thing. People expecting problems to magically disappear without any input from them. Especially if money is involved. Anyway, tutoring is not an easy job. And I guess that few students ever appreciate that. You should really work on listening to your friend. You are not responsible for others failures, you can only do so much and if the other person acts as if you are responsible for walking the whole way, they will never reach their goal. It is not the nicest thing to say, but you should try to be more cynical or you'll inevitably end up with a burn out. Focus on the ones who were receptive for your help and not on those who don't really try. Do not take your work home, especially emotionally. Your students won't die from failing and if you can't seperate yourself from their failure you'll end up unable to help anyone. My husband is a nurse, similar effect there. And he can't stop complaining of his colleagues who work themselves up trying to help everybody, then burning out while giving the administration the feeling that they could run the hospital with even less nurses and paying them even less. Ok, that was a bit off, but the point is that you'll need to be able to still help yourself in order to be able to help others. And that is probably as hard as tutoring someone really stubborn.

10lbs, weight can't vanish. Just like if you would add 10lbs of water. Yes, if the object is not resting on the pools floor, the water would distribute the additional weight and preassure equally across the whole pool. If it rested at the pools floor, the additional preassure would only affect the area it rests upon. But, this additional preassure would not exactly equal the one that would be caused by the objects weight, but would be lessend by the weight (and therefore preassure) of the water that the object would have pushed away. The more dense the object is, the higher the stress on the pool. The average density of a human is very close to the density of water, and I would guess, that these pools are built with a lot of safety strengh, even if someone would throw some lead weights in them. I still would not like to swim there...

Nice choice and great clues! Took me a while to get the first one even though because it was so literal! 1. This character was brutally murdered.

Thude?

The Stormfather?

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The Sleepless cook of the First Dreams?

I'm not doing much better... Tanavast?