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He is a short man with sunken cheeks and younger than most other sergeants. |
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| − | |The first step is to care. Some talk about being emotionless in battle. Well, I suppose it's important to keep your head. But I hate that feeling of killing while calm and cold. I've seen that those who care fight harder, longer, and better than those who don't. It's the difference between mercenaries and real soldiers. It's the difference between fighting to defend your homeland and fighting on foreign |
+ | |The first step is to care. Some talk about being emotionless in battle. Well, I suppose it's important to keep your head. But I hate that feeling of killing while calm and cold. I've seen that those who care fight harder, longer, and better than those who don't. It's the difference between mercenaries and real soldiers. It's the difference between fighting to defend your homeland and fighting on foreign stone.<br />It's good to care when you fight, so long as you don't let it consume you. Don't try to stop yourself from feeling. You'll hate who you become. |
|[[Kaladin]] relating Tukk's advice to [[Bridge Four]]{{book ref|sa1|27}} |
|[[Kaladin]] relating Tukk's advice to [[Bridge Four]]{{book ref|sa1|27}} |
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Revision as of 21:43, 30 December 2020
| Tukks | |
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| Died | [1] |
| Profession | Drill sergeant in Amaram's army |
| Groups | Amaram's army, Takers |
| Nationality | Alethi |
| Homeworld | Roshar |
| Universe | Cosmere |
“Care. The key to fighting isn't lack of passion, it's controlled passion. Care about winning. Care about those you defend. You have to care about something. ”
—Tukks[2]
Tukks is an Alethi drill sergeant on Roshar. He leads the Takers, a squad of soldiers including Kaladin.[1]
Appearance and Personality
He is a short man with sunken cheeks and younger than most other sergeants.
Kaladin notes that there is something "off" about his overall appearance.[3]
History
Tukks trained Kaladin in Brightlord Amarams army. He was most notable for teaching Kaladin that it is acceptable to feel emotion in the midst of battle.[2] Kaladin does not understand this lesson at first, but later begins to understand as the difference between retaining your humanity and becoming a murderer. This lesson was also the first lesson that Kaladin teaches Bridge Four.[4]
He died in Amaram's army and Kaladin blamed himself for Tukks' death.[1][5][6]
Quotes
“The first step is to care. Some talk about being emotionless in battle. Well, I suppose it's important to keep your head. But I hate that feeling of killing while calm and cold. I've seen that those who care fight harder, longer, and better than those who don't. It's the difference between mercenaries and real soldiers. It's the difference between fighting to defend your homeland and fighting on foreign stone.
It's good to care when you fight, so long as you don't let it consume you. Don't try to stop yourself from feeling. You'll hate who you become. ”
Notes
- References