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After Kelsier's death, however, his mirth vanishes. Despite this, his role as administrator never faltered. He didn't get along with [[Elend]] since he thought Kelsier wouldn't approve of Elend ruling, and his own conscious desire to distance himself from a truth about himself present in Elend: Admitting to himself that Elend feels guilty for the acts of the nobility would mean Dox has to confront his own atrocities towards the nobility.

 

 

During a scene where [[Vin]] is trying to determine if Dockson is the spy he discloses to her more of himself that shows his regret for the way he's become. He feels he is a man who has gotten what he wanted, but realised he shouldn't have desired it so badly.{{ref|annotation|mb2|chapter=33}}