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The existence of a single origin of these shards have been hinted at in Sanderson's novels:
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{{quote|I sense shards of something long ago, a fractured presence, something spanning the void.
I have delved and searched, and have only been able to come up with a single name:
'''Adonalsium'''. Who, or what, it was, I do not yet know.|[[Sazed]]{{epigraph ref|mb3|39}}, emphasis added
|[[Sazed]]{{epigraph ref|mb3|39}}, emphasis added
}}
 
Another example is the ''{{b|sa1}}'' epigraphs, which mentions that:
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{{quote|Ati was once a kind and generous man, and you saw what became of him.|[[The Letter]]{{epigraph ref|sa1|18}}
|[[The Letter]]{{epigraph ref|sa1|18}}
}}
[[Ati]] was the name of the person who held Ruin before being killed by [[Vin]] holding Preservation at the end of ''{{b|THoA}}''.
 
It is also possible that those who take the power of a Shard may be able to resist this change to their personality by force of will, like when [[Sazed]] gained the powers of both Ruin and Preservation:
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{{quote|[Ruin and Preservation] threatened to annihilate each other.
And yet, because he was of one mind on how to use them, he could keep them separate.
They could touch without destroying each other, if he willed it.|[[Sazed]]'s revelation on the [[Hero of Ages]]{{book ref|mb3|82}}
|[[Sazed]]'s revelation on the [[Hero of Ages]]{{book ref|mb3|82}}
}}
How long, or under what conditions, a person can keep their own will is unknown.
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