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| + | Navani's notebook translation, page 2 , copied from http://stormlightarchive.wikia.com/wiki/Alethi_Script |
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| − | Pages from [[Navani]]'s [[Navani's notebook|notebook]]. |
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| − | {{art |
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| − | |#artist=Isaac Stewart |
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| − | |official=y |
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| − | |series=sa|book=sa1 |
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| − | |source=[[bws: stormlight-1-maps-and-illustrations|Brandon's site]] |
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| − | |translation=[http://twg.17thshard.com/forum/index.php?topic=7882.0 Harakeke on Time-wasters Guide] |
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| − | |type={{cat tag|Interior art}} from {{tag|Navani's notebook}} · {{cat tag|literature}} |
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| − | == Translation == |
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| − | Examples of stormlight patterns |
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| − | -Man betrayed by a close friend |
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| − | -Woman who has just been proposed too |
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| − | -Man who discovered his betrothed lies to him |
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| − | -Mother at wedding of only son |
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| − | Patterns of stormlight filtered |
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| − | through the fabrial determine |
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| − | the power of the gem. |
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| − | Fabrials allow creation of things |
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| − | like the emotion bracelet made of |
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| − | ten fabrials working together. |
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| − | The pattern cannot be seen by the naked eye. |
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| − | <pre> |
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| − | Anticipation · Love · Joy |
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| − | Anger · · · Trust |
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| − | Disgust · · · Fear |
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| − | Sadness · Hate · Surprise |
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| − | </pre> |
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| − | The trick of the emotion fabrials is first |
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| − | learning to read it and second |
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| − | to tell if the bracelet is reading your emotions, your subject's |
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| − | emotions, or the emotions of the people in the next room over. |
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