Crawly

that would be my take on the basic story structure so far that we will revisit the Szeth/Kalidin fight. Truthfully that seems to be more of a set-up for a three book story. With only 1/5 of the story told it seems to me that we are still missing one or more major elements to the plot. Mr. Sanderson's writing style deosn't lend itself to a lot of filler wich would be need to stretch the current story out to ten books.

I had a question and this seemed a good place to post it. How did jasnah become broken? Her reaction to the alleywaymen in WoK would sugest that she was hurt by some rough men. Her feelings towards Dallinar might mean he was the one to save her. I had kinda just thought that it was her reaction to the death of her father that sent her over the edge but between the prologe to WoR and the comments made by Navani when she breaks down about her "death" it seems that her troubles happened right around puberty. Just wanted to get some feed back and to hear your thoughts about it.

The setting is the first thing that got me. When many authors break from a real world inspired setting it tends to be unrelatable. Mr. Sanderson has created a truly unique world while somehow keeping it all grounded in an internal logic reflected in the language, culture, and flora/fauna.

Hello I'm Crawly and I'm a Lurker. I'm trying to change that so, hello