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'''Teft''' is a [[darkeyes|darkeyed]] soldier and a [[Order of Windrunners|Windrunner]] from [[Alethkar]] on [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa3|119}} He is addicted to [[firemoss]] but has begun to manage his addiction.{{book ref|sa4|91}}
== Appearance and Personality ==
After Urithiru's liberation, Bridge Four had Teft's body [[soulcast]] into stone, planning to place him in a room the Sibling knew about in the tower in which there were already stone statues of many fallen Radiants. The mortician was unable to change Teft's habitual scowl into a smile, which Bridge Four found appropriate; later, a sculptor would create a likeness of Phendorana to place by him. Bridge Four gathered and drank to his memory and reminisced. Kaladin lingered by the statue while the others left, and he and [[Syl]] discussed missing Teft before hugging his statue and leaving him behind.{{book ref|sa4|114}} As a final promise kept to Teft, Kaladin began attending his own group therapy sessions.{{book ref|sa4|116}}
== Relationships ==
=== Kaladin ===
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|You and I were the start of this though. Figure we ought to stick together.
|Teft to Kaladin{{book ref|sa4|23}}
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Teft is the first [[bridgeman]] Kaladin approaches to ask for support in his plans for [[Bridge Four]],{{book ref|sa1|21}} and he is also the first to suspect Kaladin's nature as a [[Radiant]], a suspicion that pays off by saving Kaladin's life.{{book ref|sa1|38}} Kaladin in turn suspects that Teft has been a soldier and tricks him into revealing it in the chasms;{{book ref|sa1|49}} later, Teft easily falls into the role of Kaladin's sergeant as he begins turning the bridgemen into soldiers.{{book ref|sa2|2}}{{book ref|sa3|46}} Kaladin is concerned about Teft when he begins disappearing on [[firemoss]] binges, but he respects Teft's privacy enough to lay off the issue until it becomes a serious problem.{{book ref|sa2|41}}{{book ref|sa3|41}} Both men take Teft's position as Kaladin's sergeant seriously, meaning that Kaladin listens to Teft's advice at times when he would rather not{{book ref|sa4|9}} and Teft knows to balance not letting Kaladin go into situations totally alone with not correcting him sometimes when he is wrong.{{book ref|sa4|23}}{{book ref|sa4|91}} Teft feels a sense of proprietary pride when he sees Kaladin still fighting after all that has dragged him down.{{book ref|sa4|103}}
== Trivia ==
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