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*[[Cognitive Shadow]]: Noticed this on the urgent list and thought I'd put some work into it. Just wrote Examples section.
 
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'''Cognitive Shadows Work'''
 
 
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'''Cognitive Shadow''' is term used by [[Brandon]] to refer to a spirit that has not yet moved into the afterlife.{{wob ref|8836}} While the manifestations of this kind of entity can vary depending on the [[Shardworld|world]] it occurs on, Cognitive Shadows can occur on any planet of the [[Cosmere]]. In general, they are similar to the concept of ghosts on Earth.
 
 
== Mechanics ==
 
Cognitive Shadows can be created by a variety of processes. Some of them are created when a person has sufficient attachment to something in the Physical Realm. When a [[Vessel]] that has held onto a [[Shard]] for a long time dies it becomes a Cognitive Shadow that can continue to act.{{wob ref|1391}} The Cognitive aspect of a recently deceased person can become a Cognitive Shadow by finding a source of Investiture to anchor themselves to the Cognitive Realm before passing on to the Beyond. The Investiture replaces the parts of the soul that connects it to the Three Realms, providing an anchor for it in the Cognitive Realm. {{wob ref|857}} Some [[Vessel]]s can prepare a Cognitive Shadow at or just prior to their death or [[Splinter|Splintering]], allowing a portion of their power to continue to function with a small amount of direction; the [[Stormfather]] is an example of this.{{wob ref|8439}}
 
 
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== Notes ==
 
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Admiral '''Judy Ivans''' (Callsign: '''Ironsides''') is the leader of the [[DDF]].{{book ref|Skyward|5}} She is a [[First Citizen]], and fought in the [[Battle of Alta]]. She is notable for initially not allowing [[Spensa]] to train in the Battle School{{cite}}. She strongly believes that the brain condition that seems to cause [[Cytonics|Cytonic]] ability should prevent people from joining the DDF.{{cite}}
 
Admiral '''Judy Ivans''' (Callsign: '''Ironsides''') is the leader of the [[DDF]].{{book ref|Skyward|5}} She is a [[First Citizen]], and fought in the [[Battle of Alta]]. She is notable for initially not allowing [[Spensa]] to train in the Battle School{{cite}}. She strongly believes that the brain condition that seems to cause [[Cytonics|Cytonic]] ability should prevent people from joining the DDF.{{cite}}
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== Appearance and Personality ==
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Revision as of 20:47, 18 April 2019

I started reading Brandon's works in 2015 and have been following the community on and off since then. Finally decided to start contributing here in 2019. I'm new to editing wikis, so I'm mostly going to be using this for figuring that out.


Current Projects

  • Queen Tsa: Finished writing article; I have an ebook of Oathbringer coming in a few weeks, and I'll search that to make sure I'm not missing anything when it comes in.
  • Gran-Gran (Becca Nightshade): Marked article as complete. I'd like feedback, since that's my first complete article.
  • Ironsides (Admiral Judy Ivans): Just claimed. I'd like to get Gran-Gran marked as complete and get some feedback on that article before starting on this one, if possible.
  • Cognitive Shadow: Noticed this on the urgent list and thought I'd put some work into it. Just wrote Examples section.


Ironsides Work

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This information has the ability to potentially ruin elements of the plot for the reader. Proceed with caution if you have not read this book.

I'm not sure I'd wish this command on [the pilots I used to fly with]. Not even the ones I hated.

—Admiral Judy "Ironsides" Ivans on her position as the head of the DDF[1]

Admiral Judy Ivans (Callsign: Ironsides) is the leader of the DDF.[2] She is a First Citizen, and fought in the Battle of Alta. She is notable for initially not allowing Spensa to train in the Battle School[citation needed]. She strongly believes that the brain condition that seems to cause Cytonic ability should prevent people from joining the DDF.[citation needed]

Appearance and Personality

History

Command of the DDF

Notes