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Adolin is considered to be a notorious flirt by his family and those in the warcamps, having courted many of the available women.
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Adolin makes the mistake of scheduling a lunch appointment with [[Janala Lustow]] while he is courting [[Rilla]]. Due to the fallout neither woman is speaking to him presently. Two months prior to this he had been courting [[Deeli]] and there had been two women between Deeli and Rilla.{{book ref|twok|12}} After things go south with Janala he starts courting [[Malasha Seveks]] {{book ref|twok|18}} though while courting her he is already considering [[Danlan Morakotha]]{{book ref|twok|28}}. His relationship with Danlan seems to last the longest yet, his aunt Navani helping him with courting her {{book ref|twok|52}} but eventually things fall apart. He breaks off his relationship with Danlan rather than the other way around, citing that it was not his fault and indicates she had said some things to her friends that had turned him off from their courting.{{book ref|wor|14}}
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Other women Adolin has courted and insulted are [[Jenet]]{{book ref|wor|25}}, who threw a rock at him when he went to say hi to her at the stables, and [[Melali]]{{book ref|wor|37}}, who he could not recall what he'd done to insult her until he inquired after her sister and she told him that she was off limits. Jenet and Melali are most likely the two women he courted between Deeli and Rilla.
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Through the machinations of Jasnah and Navani the first steps towards a betrothal between Adolin and Shallan Davar are taken. Jasnah set it up as a way to help save House Davar for Shallan as she would need powerful allies. Navani's involvement stems from Adolin having offended every lighteyed lady of rank in the warcamps.{{book ref|wor|1}} Adolin is still currently causally betrothed to Shallan though the revelation that she is a Radiant makes him wonder about the new dynamics of their relationship.{{book ref|wor|89}}
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