Difference between revisions of "Gavilar Kholin"

Undo revision 183452 by Taln Fan (talk) I find the article absolutely incoherent in present tense as it essentially is saying that their feelings concerning him both before and after his death were exactly the same, it creates this bizarre acausal way to discuss it that makes no sense whatsoever.
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(Undo revision 183452 by Taln Fan (talk) I find the article absolutely incoherent in present tense as it essentially is saying that their feelings concerning him both before and after his death were exactly the same, it creates this bizarre acausal way to discuss it that makes no sense whatsoever.)
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Although he and his wife Navani were once close and plotted the conquest of Alethkar together, when Navani talksspoke with passion on her spren research, Gavilar simply ignoresignored her.{{book ref|sa3|36}} Later in life as Gavilar developsdeveloped larger goals, he stopsstopped including Navani in his plans. He leavesleft her to handle the public-facing duties of the monarchy alone and repeatedly tellstold her she is worthless, and iswas very dismissive of her passions and her intelligence.{{book ref|sa4|prologue}}
 
Due to how openly abusive he was towards her, Navani saw the darker side of his character. On the day of his assassination, he pushed her over the edge and caused her to burn a glyphward asking for the Almighty to kill him. Due to this, she felt responsible for his death when he was assassinated later that day.{{book ref|sa4|prologue}} Despite her hatred for him, she chose to hide it, writing him a legacy of being the ideal Alethi man.{{book ref|sa4|prologue}}{{book ref|sa4|65}} She considers this illusion that she conjured to be what he once was.{{book ref|sa4|prologue}}
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