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|We’re two old whitespines who both want a kingdom. It's him or me. We’ve been pointed that way since Gavilar died.
|Sadeas about Dalinar{{book ref|sa2|89}}
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=== The Rift ===
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|I have no interest in being king—it’s a job with little praise and even less amusement. I mean for this kingdom to stand for centuries.
|Sadeas to Dalinar{{book ref|sa3|76}}
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During times of a unified Alethkar, Sadeas enjoyed doing politics, especially with the power he had under Gavilar. He helped plot tactics to keep power and stability, maintaining war and fear as his most important weapons, while Gavilar moved to a more political type of leadership. This difference was key to the decisions leading to the destruction of the Rift.
 
 
=== Highprince of Information ===
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|Bah. Nobody would '''really''' believe that you tried to kill the king. They’d gossip, but they wouldn’t believe it.
|Sadeas to Dalinar{{book ref|sa1|69}}
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In his new position, Sadeas investigated the cut girth strap. Dalinar was insistent that Sadeas reveal the results of the investigation at another of Elhokar's feasts, though Adolin was convinced Sadeas would use the opportunity to incriminate Dalinar and turn the other Brightlords against him. This conviction was punctuated by Sadeas beginning by saying to Dalinar, “You demanded this, old friend.”
 
 
=== After the Battle of the Tower ===
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|I'm not meant for this, love. This stupid game on the plateaus. It sated me at first, but I’m growing to loathe it. I want '''war''', Ialai.
|Sadeas{{book ref|sa2|5}}
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After the [[Battle of the Tower]], Sadeas was despondent about obtaining Oathbringer and bemoaned how it didn't quench his thirst for bloodshed. At one point, he stuck it into a table point-first, staring at it in awe. When Ialai came into the room and complained about the table, he told her how he intended to force the Alethi soldiers back into a full-out war instead of a prolonged game of chasing down gemhearts. He began plotting with her, instructing her to send more spies into Dalinar's warcamp and to prepare for any other steps which might be required, including assassinating him.{{book ref|sa2|5}}
 
On the last day before the [[weeping]], Sadeas and his wife took a ride, supposedly for pleasure but in fact to gauge the extent of [[Sebarial]]'s warcamp's industry. He spoke with his wife about Dalinar and Elhokar. Ialai believed they should seize the opportunity to attempt a coup on the [[Pinnacle]], but Sadeas thought it wouldn't be necessary and also pointed out the failure of their last assassin. Sadeas was stunned to see Highprince [[Aladar]] join with Dalinar's forces; he thought on the events for a while before ultimately deciding that it did not matter, as those on the expedition would all die on the Shattered Plains. Instead, he felt that he and his wife must set about deciding who would take the places of the doomed Highprinces.{{book ref|sa2|76}}
 
{{image|Act of Wrath by Ari Ibarra.jpg|side=rightleft|width=250px|Sadeas being killed by [[Adolin Kholin]]}}
 
=== Death and Aftermath ===
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