Maeldun

My point is that the Nohadon in that Chapter appeared to be very not-like-Nohadon-at-all. At least in the way it was presented in the visions. And Nohadon-at-the-end appeared to be very aware of what was currently happening. This is why I do believe that it was likely Adonalsium (or a cognitive shadow of him) that he was talking to. The fact that Nohadon-at-the-end appeared to be aware of Dalinar's godhood, the fact that he recognized HONOR as "young" and "recently sentient" and overall, the language that he used, makes me believe that it was Adonalsium. The Fourth Shard, I don't think so. But who would have the power to drag Dalinar/Honor into a vision at that very moment? At least an entity of some power, I believe.

Very quick. One of the things that got me thinking at the end (being Nohadon baking bread) was if he was indeed who he said he was. The fact that he was aware of Dalinar taking Honor. The whole vibe. The "you are not short of wit" line... does not seem to me to be either Dalinar's subconscious or Nohadon from the past. Honor is a kid in that vision, while Nohadon appears to be old. The entity that prevents Retaliation from taking Dalinar seems to be the same person, doesn't it? First post so sorry for the brevity of it haha

I am very upset with the general comments in this section, but this is by far my least favorite. I thorougly enjoyed every bit of information that BS gave on Roshar, its history, how Honor died, etc. You guys probably should read something else. I do not understand when the bar got so insanely high.