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'''Restares''' is a [[Sons of Honor|Son of Honor]].{{book ref|sa2|88}} He appears to be [[Meridas Amaram]]'s superior,{{book ref|sa1|51}}{{book ref|sa2|88}}, and the Sons of Honor are described as Restares "cronies"{{book ref|sa2|54}}, so Restares is likely the leader or one of the leaders of the Sons of Honor. He may have originally brought [[Gavilar Kholin]] into the organization.{{book ref|sa3|40}}
 
   
 
'''Restares''' is a member of [[Sons of Honor|Son of Honor]], possibly [[Meridas Amaram]]'s superior, and likely one of the organization's leaders.{{book ref|sa1|51}}{{book ref|sa2|88}}{{book ref|sa2|54}} Restares may have originally brought [[Gavilar Kholin]] into the organization.{{book ref|sa3|40}}
Gavilar briefly suspects on the night of his assassination that Restares tried to kill him, but never thought he would actually do that.{{book ref|sa1|prologue}}
 
   
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== History ==
Restares has a [[spanreed]] to Amaram, which was sometimes carried by Amaram's carriage driver, [[Pama]].{{book ref|sa2|88}} After [[Kaladin]] saves Amaram's life and kills [[Helaran Davar]], Restares advises that Amaram take the [[Shardblade]] and [[Shardplate]], and to kill the witnesses and pretend that Amaram personally won the Shards. The deliberation took hours, but eventually Amaram agrees, thinking it had to be done for the good of [[Alethkar]]. This results in Kaladin's enslavement, and the deaths of the last surviving members of his squad, [[Hab]], [[Reesh]], [[Alabet]], and [[Coreb]].{{book ref|sa1|51}}
 
 
Gavilar briefly suspects on the night of his assassination that Restares tried to kill him, but never thought that'd actually happen.{{book ref|sa1|prologue}}
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Restares has a [[spanreed]] to Amaram, which was sometimes carried by Amaram's carriage driver, [[Pama]].{{book ref|sa2|88}} After [[Kaladin]] saves Amaram's life and kills [[Helaran Davar]], Restares advises that Amaram take the [[Shardblade]] and [[Shardplate]], and to kill the witnesses and pretend that Amaram personally won the Shards. The deliberation takes hours, but eventually Amaram agrees, thinking it had to be done for the good of [[Alethkar]]. This results in Kaladin's enslavement, and the deaths of the last surviving members of his squad, [[Hab]], [[Reesh]], [[Alabet]], and [[Coreb]].{{book ref|sa1|51}}
   
 
[[Mraize]] knows about Restares and refers to the Sons of Honor as Restares's cronies. Upon receiving a page of text from [[Shallan Davar]] about what Amaram knows, Mraize believes the Sons of Honor are also close to the secrets of the [[Shattered Plains]] and [[Urithiru]].{{book ref|sa2|54}}
 
[[Mraize]] knows about Restares and refers to the Sons of Honor as Restares's cronies. Upon receiving a page of text from [[Shallan Davar]] about what Amaram knows, Mraize believes the Sons of Honor are also close to the secrets of the [[Shattered Plains]] and [[Urithiru]].{{book ref|sa2|54}}
   
After the [[Battle of Narak]], Amaram writes to Restares via spanreed that the Sons of Honor are successful in their goal in bringing the [[Voidbringer]]s back to Roshar, with the hopes the [[Herald]]s would also return. Amaram informs Restares of the [[Everstorm]] and the Voidbringers' red eyes.{{book ref|sa2|88}}
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After the [[Battle of Narak]], Amaram writes to Restares via spanreed that the Sons of Honor are successful in their goal of bringing the [[Voidbringer]]s back to Roshar, with the hopes the [[Herald]]s would also return. Amaram informs Restares of the [[Everstorm]] and the Voidbringers' red eyes.{{book ref|sa2|88}}
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== Trivia ==
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* Throughout the first three books, Restares' gender is never specified.
   
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==
 
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Revision as of 16:19, 4 August 2020

Restares
Groups Sons of Honor
Homeworld Roshar
Universe Cosmere

It took hours to decide, but Restares is right--this is what must be done. For the good of Alethkar.

—Amaram to Kaladin, on deciding to take the Shards for himself[1]

Restares is a member of Son of Honor, possibly Meridas Amaram's superior, and likely one of the organization's leaders.[1][2][3] Restares may have originally brought Gavilar Kholin into the organization.[4]

History

Gavilar briefly suspects on the night of his assassination that Restares tried to kill him, but never thought that'd actually happen.[5]

Restares has a spanreed to Amaram, which was sometimes carried by Amaram's carriage driver, Pama.[2] After Kaladin saves Amaram's life and kills Helaran Davar, Restares advises that Amaram take the Shardblade and Shardplate, and to kill the witnesses and pretend that Amaram personally won the Shards. The deliberation takes hours, but eventually Amaram agrees, thinking it had to be done for the good of Alethkar. This results in Kaladin's enslavement, and the deaths of the last surviving members of his squad, Hab, Reesh, Alabet, and Coreb.[1]

Mraize knows about Restares and refers to the Sons of Honor as Restares's cronies. Upon receiving a page of text from Shallan Davar about what Amaram knows, Mraize believes the Sons of Honor are also close to the secrets of the Shattered Plains and Urithiru.[3]

After the Battle of Narak, Amaram writes to Restares via spanreed that the Sons of Honor are successful in their goal of bringing the Voidbringers back to Roshar, with the hopes the Heralds would also return. Amaram informs Restares of the Everstorm and the Voidbringers' red eyes.[2]

Trivia

  • Throughout the first three books, Restares' gender is never specified.

Notes

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