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Roshone owned several silversmith shops in [[Kholinar]], and used his connection with [[Elhokar Kholin]] to further his own interests. He had become a confidant of Elhokar, who was then the crown-prince of Alethkar, in charge of overseeing the country while his father was away at the [[Shattered Plains]]. Roshone convinced the prince to arrest two elderly darkeyed silversmiths, his business rivals and [[Moash]]'s grandparents, on false charges, where they died in prison awaiting trial. Upon discovering what had happened, Dalinar initially wanted to strip Roshone of his rank and wealth, but political pressures forced him to instead exile Roshone to "a place he couldn't do any more harm".{{book ref|sa2|62}}
 
=== First years as Citylord of Hearthstone ===
Roshone is sent from Kholinar to be the new citylord of the town [[Hearthstone]], where the previous citylord, [[Wistiow]], had died.{{book ref|sa1|25}}. From the very beginning he suspects that [[Lirin]] stole spheres from citylord Wistiow, and so treats Lirin and his family badly. Though there is a debate between Roshone and Lirin, it doesn't bring him a satisfying result.{{book ref|sa1|37}}
 
Roshone had been shipped to Hearthstone as punishment for the deaths [[Moash]]’s grandparents. He becomes the new citylord of the town, where the previous citylord, [[Wistiow]], had died.{{book ref|sa1|25}}.
Eventually Roshone and his son [[Rillir]] go on a [[whitespine]] hunt where both of them get badly injured. Lirin, Hearthstone's surgeon, does save Roshone's life but can't save Rillir.{{book ref|sa1|41}}
 
Roshone is sent from Kholinar to be the new citylord of the town [[Hearthstone]], where the previous citylord, [[Wistiow]], had died.{{book ref|sa1|25}}. From the very beginning, he suspects that [[Lirin]] stole spheres from citylord Wistiow, and so treats Lirin and his family badly. Though there is a debate between Roshone and Lirin, it doesn't bring him a satisfying result.{{book ref|sa1|37}}
 
Eventually Roshone and his son [[Rillir]] go on a [[whitespine]] hunt where both of them getare badly injured. Lirin, Hearthstone's surgeon, does save Roshone's life but can't save Rillir.{{book ref|sa1|41}}
When [[Brightlord]] [[Amaram]], a distant cousin of Roshone, comes through the town to recruit, Roshone takes his revenge by deciding that [[Tien]] has to join the army.{{book ref|sa1|44}} At this event, it is obvious that the daughter of former citylord Wistiow, [[Laral]], who was supposed to marry Rillir, would now marry Roshone.
 
=== After the Everstorm ===
Years later, when [[Kaladin]] visits Hearthstone after the Everstorm, Roshone has sheltered the village in his mansion.{{book ref|sa3|6}}
 
Roshone’s manor survived the Everstorm and he sheltered the village in it. The parlor became a surgeon’s triage room, with mats laid out on the floor bearing wounded.{{book ref|sa3|6}}
He was indeed married to [[Laral]], who claims to be happy with the agreement, and seems to be in charge of the town, as the soldiers need her approval and not Roshones to follow Kaladin’s orders. {{book ref|sa3|7}}
 
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