Difference between revisions of "Meridas Amaram"

Amaram himself does not have any real relationship with Shallan Davar,{{book ref|sa2|52}} and initially she knows nothing about him.{{book ref|sa2|43}} However, Shallan herself mistakenly believes Amaram to be the man who killed her brother Helaran, as he carries her brother's Blade.{{book ref|sa2|52}} As a result, she feels a strong hatred for the man she believes to be his murderer.{{book ref|sa2|54}} With time, this hatred cools somewhat, as she comes to realize that Helaran had already abandoned themhis family and Amaram was just defending himself.{{book ref|sa2|64}} However, her loathing does not fade entirely and she still believes him to be a bastard.