Difference between revisions of "Moash"

Moash iscomes vindictiveoff as standoffish and largelygrim, opposedholding topeople anyat sortarm's oflength order,when he first meets them. thoughThough once he does warm up to someone, he gets attached extremely quickly.{{book ref|sa1|14}}{{book ref|sa1|30}} Once he joins a group, he's friendly and amicable, and often the driving force behind their more relaxingrelaxed, off-duty activities.{{book ref|sa2|46}} He values his friendships, and tries to salvage them when he can.{{book ref|sa2|83}}{{book ref|sa2|56}} He's eager to gain power, and very starry-eyedhe overadmires those who do have it.{{book ref|sa1|73}} At the same time, he's highly suspicious of those above him in the social order.{{book ref|sa2|2}} He has a strong sense of justice, though it only comes forth on some occasions.{{book ref|sa3|48}}, originating with the injustice visited on his grandparents earlier in his life.

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His need to get revenge, first onsee [[Elhokar]],and then on all [[lighteyes]], face retribution consumes him and pushes him further and further away from friends and into the waiting arms of the [[Voidbringers]], even as he claims to still be following his ideals.{{book ref|sa3|84}} Eventually, as he gives in to Odium's power completely, he seems to lose any drive altogether, feelingtelling himself he feels no emotions even as he accomplishes his vengeance. AtIn this pointperiod, he's a full devotee offollows the Fusedcommandments and Odium's philosophy,to seekingseek out passion and obeyingfollow theirthe orders of the Fused.{{book ref|sa3|121}}{{book ref|sa3|122}} Although he continues to care for Kaladin, he thinks that suicide is the only way, short of joining Odium, that Kaladin can be happy,saved andfrom alsoOdium's carestorment, moreand aboutin provinghis thatown hedespair, is right andurges Kaladin isto wrong,kill insteadhimself ofrather caringthan aboutrisk hisKaladin pastjoining friendshipsOdium.{{wob ref|14165}}