Difference between revisions of "Vin"

him. At times, she had lived like a beggar, sleeping in exposed alleys.{{book ref|mb3|27}} Reen's lessons and attempts to strengthen her -- like taking her on burglaries to teach her to steal{{book ref|mb1|13}} and teaching her to survive the skaa underground -- were abusive. He beat her for things such as being too friendly with other crewmembers or making a foolish comment and drawing unwanted negative attention{{book ref|mb1|16}}. This abuse had a profound effect on Vin's ability to trust, but was successful in instilling the lessons he believed she needed to learn to survive and work the thieving crews in [[Luthadel]].{{book ref|mb1|1}}{{book ref|mb1|3}} At some point Vin realisedrealized her ability to smoothesoothe Pepolepeople, unaware that she was an Allomancer she toughtthought of it as her "Luck" usignusing it in her tieferythievery. She also subconsciously burned tiny amounts of [[tin]] and [[pewter]] that helped her surivesurvive on the streets. A couppelcouple months after they Joinedjoined Camon's Crewcrew, Reen Disaperaddisappeared, leaving Vin thinkingto think he had abondendabandoned her. Later Vin discovers that Reen never betrayed her. Despite being captured and tortured by Inquisitors, Reen never gave her up, swearing that she had died even while he was being tortured.{{book ref|mb1|37}}