Vanya Taneva

Loved the book. I was not expecting all of the twists or the reveals which made them better form me. My standout character was Szeth. He was always interesting but really became a favorite in this book. Best flashbacks in the books maybe. I can't wait to see what he does next. It warms my heart that he got married. I cried the most at his chapters I think, he was just so moving. Really curious about his wife, his mental state and him finding the dissenters. Overall pretty much all the characters got satisfying endings. And how about that end it really is the end of an era - without storms or Stormlight.. Kaladin and Adolin had amazing journeys. Lots of crying here too. Initially I did not want for Kaladin to die but the way it was written did not feel sad, just a new beginning. I love that Adolin found his own worth beyond everyone else's expectations. It is very good that now he has Maya by his side because I feel she understands him the best. We will see how he reunites with Shalaln and their baby. Will it be really 10 years before they see each other. She will have to be even more inventive to survive and go back. Loved her revelations in the book and her getting a little bit better. Also, really happy that finally she was able to contact Kelsier. I am curious what will be their relationship. The trip through the Spiritual realm was very informative. I jumped when I saw the viewpoint of Honor. I have to say that Honor and Cultivation were a little underwhelming. I guess I was imagining that they were better people, more willing to sacrifice. And at the end Cultivation just ran. But this is now a theme in the Cosmere that the vessels are not perfect, or perfect for the powers. Or as people are saying she has deeper plans. I expected Dalinar to die but the way he did and his choice was inspired. I did not like the Gavinor champion choice but we will see what he does in the future. He is a man without childhood, ould be interesting. The way Jasnah was confronted to reevaluate her stances was also very good. I hate to see her so sad though. Taravangian was very interesting as usual. I am glad he was not killed permanently. We will see how the new power will change him. I guess it will not be for the better. The best parts for me were first when he destroyed his city and when he revealed that he had saved the people. Such a contradiction. Overall a great end for the first arc. I look forward to the next one. This is one of my first posts here. Greetings from Bulgaria, where Sanderson is a big hit, likely the most read fantasy author now.

Do you think they will reunite after the start of the second book which will be in 10 years and Adolin will see the child then for the first time in person?

Loved the book. I was not expecting all of the twists or the reveals which made them better form me. My standout character was Szeth. He was always interesting but really became a favorite in this book. I can't wait to see what he does next. It warms my heart that he got married. I cryed the most at his chapters I think, he was just so moving. Overall pretty much all the characters got satisfying endings. Kaladin and Adolin had amazing journeys. Lots of crying here too. Initially I did not want for Kaladin to die but the way it was written did not feel sad, just a new beginning. I love that Adolin found his own worth beyond everyone elses expectations. It is very good that now he has Maya by his side because I feel she understands him the best. We will see how he reunites with Shalaln and their baby. Will it be really 10 years before they see each other. She will have to be even more inventive to survive and go back. Loved her revelations in the book and her getting a little bit better. The trip through the Spiritual realm was very informative. I jumped when I saw the viewpoint of Honor. I have to say that Honor and Cultivation were a little underwhelming. I guess I was imagining that they were better people, more willing to sacrifice. And at the end Cultivation just ran. But this is now a theme in the Cosmere that the vessels are not perfect, or perfect for the powers. I expected Dalinar to die but the way he did and his choice was inspired. I did not like the Gavinor champion choice but we will see what he does in the future. The way Jasnah was confronted to reevaluate her stances was also very good. Taravangian was very interesting as usual. I am glad he was not killed permanently. We will see how the new power will change him. I guess it will not be for the better. The best parts for me were first when he destroyed his city and when he revealed that he had saved the people. Overall a great end for the first arc. I look forward to the next one.

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