Difference between revisions of "Blushweaver"
→Appearance and Personality: Adding "Crafty and wise" reference to Blushweavers description, as mentioned by Lightsong in chapter 7 of Warbreaker
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Like most Returned, Blushweaver has become decadent due to the nature of the [[Court of Gods]]: a group of servants follows her wherever she goes, meeting her every whim, and this has made her somewhat lazy and capricious. However, despite this, she is determined to improve the fate of Hallandren and takes her role as a god seriously enough to expend great effort to control the Hallandren military in order to preserve Hallandren.{{book ref|wb|7}}{{book ref|wb|17}}
Blushweaver directly urges [[Lightsong]] to action.{{book ref|wb|16}}{{book ref|wb|23}} When he suggests that they just allow the universe to take its course, she tells him to "fight it,"{{book ref|wb|14}} suggesting that she is not as lost as some of the other gods to boredom and indolence. She is witty and enjoys verbal sparring with him as well.{{wob ref|6713}} Lightsong additionally states that she is unlikely to engage with him without an ulterior motive, as her lengthy fifteen years as a Returned has made her incredibly wise and crafty.{{book ref|wb|7}}
When Blushweaver first Returns, she is unhappy with her title of "the Honest." She considers pursuing a reputation of honor and justice, but decides that a persona as the goddess of love and romance feels more natural to her and will lead to greater power. This is now how she views herself.{{wob ref|6713}}
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