Difference between revisions of "Rine"

He more readily accepts [[Venli]]'s words when she speaks respectfully and uses the ancient tongue, even though he doesn't understand the dead bodies taboo among [[Parshendilistener]]s and their refusal to talk of a [[gemheart]].{{book ref|sa3|i|7}}

In Rine's opinion, it is more important to keep a close watch on human slaves than to exploit them as workers, he fears that [[Surgebinder]]s might arise among them.{{book ref|sa3|i|7}}

Rine guides Venli in her preachings to the newly awakenendawakened [[Parshmen]]. At first they visited small villages in [[Alethkar]], but after this practice they moved on to [[Kholinar]], where the true labor began.{{book ref|sa3|i|9}} When Venli compared these newly awakened Parshmenparshmen to babes, Rine compared her to a toddler. Rine always conferred with a town's [[spren]] right before they moved from one town to another.{{book ref|sa3|i|7}}

Rine offered Venli the opportunity to refresh herself in the cabin of their ship, but Venli asks him why they need such a fleet when they have the Fused. Rine answers that the most skilled Fused still have to awaken, and mentions that, once the humans have been defeated, the Fused will hand over [[Roshar]] to the [[Singerssingers]] so the Fused can finally get to rest.{{book ref|sa3|i|12}}