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*taps microphone* Steris Harms would have made an excellent Trapper on Patchi. Yes it's super dangerous but all the dangers can be anticipated and prepared for. She would thrive on Patchi. She would be best friends with Sixth of the Dusk even though most of their interactions would be just sitting quietly in roughly the same room. Sixth would be ecstatic that she comes with clear, written instructions on how to be her friend. They would say exactly three words to each other a year and have a connection so strong it makes a bondsmith feel inadequate.

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Tinker Bell competes with a spirograph and a clown for the coveted title of Best Therapist. Meanwhile, a med school dropout smokes money and starts a workout club, a struggling artist takes an internship overseas so she can steal a bracelet, and an illiterate book blogger attempts to self-publish his dream journal.

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Rereading The Way Of Kings sucks because you’ll meet a silly little bridgeman named Pleeb and youll be like “woah I wonder why I don’t remember this guy hes so neat :))” and then two chapters later Pleeb is shot 57 times and then run over by a 2005 Toyota Prius

‘Journey before Destination’ as an anti-ai response honestly goes so hard

shallan and adolin's marriage just gets funnier the longer you think about it. shallan's family is on the verge of bankruptcy because she Murdered Her Father so she decides to Rob A Princess instead of just asking for help like a normal person. she's not sure if she should go through with the robbery until the princess, now her teacher, murders several people in front of her in a live action trolley problem. the robbery succeeds, because jasnah has been hiding magic powers from the world via fake jewellery for the past six years. however, the guilt and shallan's own magical powers, as well as her doomed romance with an assassin, disturb her so badly that she fakes a suicide attempt to avoid talking things out. she ultimately admits to robbing jasnah, who had no idea she'd been robbed, and nearly dies again at the hands of her assassin boyfriend. jasnah is wary of her, but ultimately decides she's not too dangerous, so it's only right to help out this poor idiot girl who she definitely does not care about what are you talking about. how to help her? firstly, fix the damn soulcaster. secondly, get her mother to arrange a betrothal between shallan and her cousin. why her cousin? because adolin has managed to piss off literally every single woman in alethkar, and shallan is so ignorant of red flags that she, as previously mentioned, fell for an assassin. the betrothal goes ahead, minus the stumbling block of jasnah seemingly being assassinated mid-journey. shallan ultimately makes it to the shattered plains. on her first date with adolin she asks him if he's ever shat himself in battle. true love.

people often call lirin a bad father for the way he treats kaladin, and i get it, if you had a shitty father growing up, he probably isn't the easiest to read about, but also, and i cannot stress this enough: lirin is traumatised. yes, in the everyone is traumatised series. specifically, he is traumatised by the deaths of his sons. yes, kaladin came back - but his little boy tien still died on the front lines, and kaladin was sold into slavery! his son was branded, sold into slavery, and turned into someone completely unrecognisable. lirin has very firmly entrenched morals - he is a pacifist, but he's also deeply defiant, so he resists oppression in the small ways that he can. he heals anyone he can, he stole from his lord to give his son a better life, he even helps venli and rlain resist the occupation of urithiru - if unwillingly. he grew up and lived through gavilar's conquest of alethkar. he's very used to and tired of seeing death. the specific incident that makes him yell at kaladin that he's a monster is kaladin killing multiple people in front of him! that's not reason to call your own son a monster, but it's entirely understandable that in the heat of the moment his frustration, anger, and, yes, trauma would boil over like that. he's a flawed man, but he is also a deeply good and kind and brave man.

YOU don't wanna live in Roshar. Not because of the fragile state most of the Kingdoms are. Or the very aggressive fauna. The weird flora. The extreme climate. The storms the size of mountains nor the constant wars between gods. The real issue is those dam spren telling the world how you really feel. Those fuckers call you out each time.

me when i'm trying to pass in Rosharan Texas and all the gayspren keep hanging around me

I think you could tell an interesting story where that's part of the tension the character is experiencing, and then as the plot between Navani and The Sibling starts to resolve and we see attempts at ethical fabrials, suddenly the character has found their niche, especially if they're Sighted!

yeah, I guess that’s what I’m wondering - is there a tension? I’d imagine there would be, but I can’t remember if we ever see a Horneater comment on fabrials or if I’m just extrapolating. I can make the character either way, I’m just wondering if the text supports one way or the other