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If you haven't seen it yet... http://www.tor.com/blogs/2014/04/crafting-a-shardblade-for-brandon-sanderson
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Does this theory hold water? Vin is Cultivation
navybrandt replied to navybrandt's topic in Cosmere Discussion
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This might be crazy, but is it somehow possible that Vin is Cultivation? From WoB: Also: Also:
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Great quote... It really makes me think "what is the gods night?" I doubt Mr Sanderson puts too much in his books that don't mean anything, so I tend to over-analyze every syllable. I've read both SA books that are released so far, and now I'm slowing reading them again and making notes and really analyzing each chapter. (Is that a sign of a problem? )
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What ever became of King Gavalar's shardblade after he was killed by Szeth?
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It could simply be Syl waxing poetic. Personally, I'm going to be on the lookout for these references in future Cosmere books. If BS ever comes to Virginia Beach, I might ask him about it too. Regardless, if anybody else has any theories, please post them.
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If this is discussed elsewhere, just point me in the right direction, but I was wondering about what Syl said to Kaladin in Way of Kings. In chapter 2, "She bent down, looking at his hand from different angles, like a child expecting to find a hidden piece of candy. “What is it?” Her voice was like a whisper. “You can show me. I won’t tell anyone. Is it a treasure? Have you cut off a piece of the night’s cloak and tucked it away? Is it the heart of a beetle, so tiny yet powerful?” Any theroies on what these two expressions mean? I saw one person say the heart of a beetle might be like a tiny gemheart, but would that really be powerful? And what does the night's cloak mean? I haven't heard a single theory. Maybe someone could bring it up at a BS Q&A...
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By jove, I think you've got it!
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Is it just me, or does Roshar look like this galaxy (but on its side): From the website "The galaxy, titled NGC 4911, lies more than 320 million light-years away in the "Coma Cluster" of about 1,000 galaxies and islands of stars similar to the Milky Way."
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Hi, my name is Brandt and I'm new to the site. I just finished all 4 Mistborn books recently and started Way of Kings today. Looking forward to learning more about Brandon Sanderson's books!
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I haven't read all of Brandon's books yet, but this sounds an aweful lot like Scadrial. Sazed didn't know who he was. The two lands are the north and south poles. And, of course, two gods died. Any thoughts?
