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|They lived high atop a place no man could reach, but all could visit. The tower city itself, crafted by the hands of no man. |
|They lived high atop a place no man could reach, but all could visit. The tower city itself, crafted by the hands of no man. |
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+ | |An excerpt from the ''Song of the Last Summer'', referencing [[Urithiru]]{{epigraph ref|sa1|32}} |
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| − | '''''The Song of the Last Summer''''' is a fanciful tale of romance from the third century after the [[Recreance]].{{epigraph ref|sa1|32}} |
+ | '''''The Song of the Last Summer''''' is a fanciful tale of romance from the third century after the [[Recreance]].{{epigraph ref|sa1|32}} Jasnah Kholin believes its references to [[Urithiru]] to be an accurate depiction of the tower.{{epigraph ref|sa1|32}} |
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| − | As the '''The Song of the Last Summer''' says that Urithiru was crafted by the hands of no man, this may suggest that the [[Knights Radiant]] did not construct [[Urithiru]], but perhaps the [[Shard]]s, maybe [[Honor]], built it. Another interpretation is that if Urithiru is not built by humans, other races on Roshar built it. |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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Latest revision as of 04:12, 1 September 2020
| The Song of the Last Summer | |
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| Related to | Recreance |
| World of Origin | Roshar |
| Universe | Cosmere |
“They lived high atop a place no man could reach, but all could visit. The tower city itself, crafted by the hands of no man. ”
The Song of the Last Summer is a fanciful tale of romance from the third century after the Recreance.[1] Jasnah Kholin believes its references to Urithiru to be an accurate depiction of the tower.[1]