Difference between revisions of "The Girl Who Looked Up"

As she tells the story in UrithuruUrithiru, the writing and various details indicate that it was meant to be a hopeful tale, with an unfortunate end. This is in line with Shallan's thinking at the time, with her newfound power, and the struggle between her identities. She ends the story right as the storms destroy the wall, and stopping there. The audience she summons also indicates that she feels the eyes of the world on her, and it is vital to humanity that she controls her identities.{{cite}}