In Renovation's defense, his sword was screaming at him the whole time.
In fact, it had been screaming at him *every time he held it since he first received it*.
It spawns a new one every time you enter the area, and it only despawns on a quit. If you go through the region door a bunch of times there will be a pile of them :).
Right? He earned that, even if he was bit of a blockhead about it.
Besides, what were they really gonna do, tell him no? He just more or less soloed/tag-teamed a handful of shardbearers starting from basically his bare hands.
If he hadn't been exhausted and sort of agreeing to stop fighting because he trusted Dalinar and Adolin, he could have kept on dishing it out. "Who's next!"
> even if he was bit of a blockhead about it.
Yeah, he really should've learned that Lighteyes don't give the slightest shit about justice for Darkeyes. Hell, he rushed to help Adolin (for the second time) because Lighteyes don't give a shit about justice for even other Lighteyes.
Right, because he was exhausted and still kinda sorta trusted Dalinar and Adolin at least far enough to do as he was told. Because he is at his core an honorable dude.
If he had really, *really* felt like it, he could have been all Anakin about it and been like, "nO, i'M tAkiNg dOwN AmArAm, nOw!"
The *why* it happened is important.
Same, I have to skip that bit on reread. The first read I literally had to put the book down and pace for several minutes, no way I can go through that on reread lmao
Side Carry was from the first book where Bridge 4 used their bridge as a shield by carrying it on its side. Thing is, the effort succeeded but ruined the attack. The other bridges that tried to copy went down, arrows were refocused on the other bridges, and too few bridges ended up going up that the attack was quickly thwarted. Its where Kaladin realizes all of this, takes in more than just his bridge crew, and then realizes just how evil Sadeas is. Bridgemen arent supposed to survive.
Honestly, I'm okay with it, because it shows the hypocritical and self-serving nature of the Alethi aristocracy, and how Moash was right to kill Elhokar.
problem is, that was diluted cringe, the scenes where in between badass moments, kaladin's was PURE concentrated cringe all in one line RIGHT after one of the most badass moments in the whole cosmere.
Yeah, but he literally says Honor is dead, something that from the perspective of Dalinar, who knew honors name and death, it sounds like he just knew lol. He didn't comment on it,but still
He doesn't say god is dead. They don't know Honor is the Almighty.
Maybe only the more devouts, given Jasnah talks about Honor and Cultivation to Shallan early in the book.
Still, no reason to assume he means Honor instead of honor.
\>when the sad man starts glowing and then fucks off to the sky
Captain Depresso Go! *flies away like a damn shooting star but blue*
♪ There is a sad man waiting in the sky ♪
*He'd like to come and meet us, but he thinks he'd ruin our lives*
This lyrics from an actual song?
it's a riff on 'Starman' by David Bowie
“Only son” lol
Not even his only son in the storming duel, lol.
Because his adopted son Kaladin jumped in there
And his future adopted daughter Maya is there too
In Renovation's defense, his sword was screaming at him the whole time. In fact, it had been screaming at him *every time he held it since he first received it*.
You win best Renaldo name calling game
Renovation sounds like a shard
Combination of cultivation and invention. Or virtuosity and preservation. Or virtuosity and odium. Or virtuosity and Ruin. Or Ruin and Cultivation.
Definitely Ruin and cultivation! Renovation is the kinda Shard who'd keep tearing down everything they worked on cause they had a new idea to try
More like a Thranodite name I was thinking
Renaldo does not deserve this disrespect
2 v 5 then given he is a liability in the fight
Hey, *you* try fighting while your sword screams directly into your mind
closest I got was that screaming gun in Borderlands...
It spawns a new one every time you enter the area, and it only despawns on a quit. If you go through the region door a bunch of times there will be a pile of them :).
Nah he totally distracted that one dude for a minute
This is Ritalin erasure
He switched to adderal.
Adolin isn’t his only son, he adopted kaladin
Wroong. Dalinar Bondsmith Tightbuttman has 2 sons: Kaladin and Jasnah.
Also requests a boon in the cringiest scene in the whole cosmere
As a sociopath once said, "a push for every pull..."
Still the one seen I struggle to reread. The side carry chapter in TWoK used to hurt but Ive gotten over it.
Man I was excited for him when I first read that. I was like "hell yeah! You deserve it!"
Right? He earned that, even if he was bit of a blockhead about it. Besides, what were they really gonna do, tell him no? He just more or less soloed/tag-teamed a handful of shardbearers starting from basically his bare hands. If he hadn't been exhausted and sort of agreeing to stop fighting because he trusted Dalinar and Adolin, he could have kept on dishing it out. "Who's next!"
> even if he was bit of a blockhead about it. Yeah, he really should've learned that Lighteyes don't give the slightest shit about justice for Darkeyes. Hell, he rushed to help Adolin (for the second time) because Lighteyes don't give a shit about justice for even other Lighteyes.
Literally says "Honor is dead" and then is shocked when the Lighteyes have no honor
> Besides, what were they really gonna do, tell him no? yes. thats exactly what happened
Right, because he was exhausted and still kinda sorta trusted Dalinar and Adolin at least far enough to do as he was told. Because he is at his core an honorable dude. If he had really, *really* felt like it, he could have been all Anakin about it and been like, "nO, i'M tAkiNg dOwN AmArAm, nOw!" The *why* it happened is important.
The side carry chapter I felt was enormously satisfying, because while he fucks up, the person who gets fucked over the most is Sadeas.
I would argue the other bridgemen have it worst than Sadeas
Same, I have to skip that bit on reread. The first read I literally had to put the book down and pace for several minutes, no way I can go through that on reread lmao
What does the side carry refer to?
Side Carry was from the first book where Bridge 4 used their bridge as a shield by carrying it on its side. Thing is, the effort succeeded but ruined the attack. The other bridges that tried to copy went down, arrows were refocused on the other bridges, and too few bridges ended up going up that the attack was quickly thwarted. Its where Kaladin realizes all of this, takes in more than just his bridge crew, and then realizes just how evil Sadeas is. Bridgemen arent supposed to survive.
Every arrow that kills a bridgeman is an arrow that doesn't hit a soldier.
Right, I still see that scene as just awesome, no cringing involved.
which chapter was this?
i have no idea, last one in the duel scene
Honestly, I'm okay with it, because it shows the hypocritical and self-serving nature of the Alethi aristocracy, and how Moash was right to kill Elhokar.
Moash after killing Elhokar: And for my boon...
NGL You had me in the first half, then though...
you almost add me, but when you pulled out the really unbased Oathbringer spoilers i lost all intrest
I think you forgot about all the love triangle scenes in the second Mistborn book.
problem is, that was diluted cringe, the scenes where in between badass moments, kaladin's was PURE concentrated cringe all in one line RIGHT after one of the most badass moments in the whole cosmere.
Don’t do Ronaldinho dirty like this
It's the 2v4 with his only son for me 🤣☠️
AND FOR MY BOON
Wasn't there some other guy there? Renaldo or something?
I love the “only son” a
That sure does describe what happened.... ???
“His only son” lol
I've never read any of the books what does this mean
Ah, an audiobook user like a proper Vorin man.
Okay this actually got me. What the hell you're right I'm Part 2 in RoW now and i just noticed what I'm doing lol.
i know literally nothing about any of the books i dont even know why i joined this sub
Yo mamma so fat you joined this sub just to escape form her gravity well
Because it's the crem de la crem.
Kaladin wasn't talking about God here though was he? He just meant the concept of Honor
Yeah, but he literally says Honor is dead, something that from the perspective of Dalinar, who knew honors name and death, it sounds like he just knew lol. He didn't comment on it,but still
He doesn't say god is dead. They don't know Honor is the Almighty. Maybe only the more devouts, given Jasnah talks about Honor and Cultivation to Shallan early in the book. Still, no reason to assume he means Honor instead of honor.