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Graves is a lighteyed mercenary. He is usually impeccably dressed. He claims to be an Alethi patriot. He has a set of Shards (Plate and Sword). It is mentioned by [[Moash]] that Graves is an excellent shot with a bow and arrow.{{book ref|sa2|68}} |
Graves is a lighteyed mercenary. He is usually impeccably dressed. He claims to be an Alethi patriot. He has a set of Shards (Plate and Sword). It is mentioned by [[Moash]] that Graves is an excellent shot with a bow and arrow.{{book ref|sa2|68}} |
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== Assassination plot == |
== Assassination plot == |
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Graves is a member of the Diagram.[1]
Appearance and personality
Graves is a lighteyed mercenary. He is usually impeccably dressed. He claims to be an Alethi patriot. He has a set of Shards (Plate and Sword). It is mentioned by Moash that Graves is an excellent shot with a bow and arrow.[2]
According to Moash he's married to a dark-eyed woman, and has multiple children one of which is a "one-eye", presumably affected by heterochromia.[3]
Assassination plot
He was introduced to Kaladin by Moash, who had ties with him before Moash was made a bridgeman. Danlan in his retinue. Graves works for Taravangian and attempts to enact the Diagram. He informs Moash that until he is given specific orders, he is allowed to pursue his own interests and goals. He chose to assassinate King Elhokar, putting Dalinar on the Alethi throne, making him an ally of the Diagram. He was present with Moash in the Pinnacle when Kaladin rescued Elhokar. He and Moash fled the Shattered Plains after the Battle of Narak. [4]