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here I got it like this

I think the context is the flute Hoid is playing, and later gives to Kaladin. A trailmans flute... Edit: Hoid on coppermind Edit: Apparently I was a little slow to quote...

I think the answer to the second question is that the wound had already healed (with scaring of course) so that it no longer can be done. I imagine that regrowing a limb or such is possible only if the wound is relatively new. On a second note to use Shai's way of explaining it. If Sazed have accepted and is comfortable with being a eunuch (and i would say it seems so), then his spiritual identity will with time match that. And he has been a eunuch a long time. If a number of bricks that sits on top of each other starts to think themselves as a wall, then a body that looses its genitals should start to think of itself as a eunuch.

I haven't thought about that it were a connection to all those other things, so the connection to Odium may be a little dubious, but there is still a connection, and with what you added, an even greater connection.

I just realized that the description of the Trill is that it "sings". We also know that the Parshendi sings when in battle. There seems to be a Connection here. Thrill Parshendi Spoiler for Words of Radiance: It is usually accepted that the Parshendi is heavily influenced by Odium. (at least sometimes) It has also been suggested that the Thrill is coming from odium because of its destructiveness and Dalinars growing aversion to it. So if the Parshendi is influenced by Odium via forms and songs, then it's probably possible for Odium to influence persons affected by the thrill. And if Odium is not involved, then is there probably still a connection between them. What do you think?

I think I have read somewhere that splintering a shard is a process that takes a lot of both time and effort. I also think it was said that Odium was somewhat weakened after splintering Aona and Skai. This is just from my memory, I haven't been able to find the quote.

During a reread i found the following quote: After reading this post that line stood out a little to me. She used to spend some time at least watching parshmen, but her father forbade her from spending time with them. Did he know something? Did the monster discussed earlier in this thread have anything to do with parshmen prompting him to forbid her to be near parshmen again.? What do you think?

Mabye Syl's dislike of the current blade and plate has something to do with that they are a result and representation of a broken bond and a willingly broken oath. Edit: I have seen a theory somewhat similar to this one about the plate and blade being magically "given" at a certain oath. That thread also suggested that the 10 heartbeats were corresponding to different parts of the plate. There are if I remember correctly 10 named parts of tne plate. Mabye you can summon boots on first heartbeat and "legs" at second and so on with helmet as 9:th and at last Blade.

Sounds very good to me! The only thing i can think of is that the shardblade and shardplate are a result of the bond, why would there be a way to give it to someone else?

I think the thing is that when Vin and Elend uses a Duralumin enhanced push they also the enhanced push to push on things behind them to make themselves stationary. Don't forget the time when vin catapults herself away to save Breze by using Duralumin and Steel to propel herself a lot longer than if she would be able to with just Steel. My conclusion: Duralumin enhanced pushes do not allow you to push with more than your own / your anchors weight.

I have seen theories about why the lashings cannot be done in shardplate according to Szeth but that the KR apparently could. Have it been confirmed that all KR used shardplate? I specifically wonder if the Windrunners used Shardplate because it might have prevented them from doing lashes. So the question is: Did all orders of Knights Radiants use Shardplate?