Difference between revisions of "Voidbringer"

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m (→‎Origins of the Voidbringers: the eila stele is first shown in chapter 111. it is then repeated in the epigraphs of 115-118. so {{book ref|111}} is correct, not {{epigraph ref|111}})
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The singers themselves are merely thea race of people that arespecies native to Roshar.{{book ref|sa3|111}} However, they have been heavily influenced by their ancestors, the Fused, and typically are supportive of Odium. Most of the singers were damaged by the capture of [[Ba-Ado-Mishram]] in the [[False Desolation]],{{epigraph ref|sa3|80}}, and were robbed of their Connection, Identity, and forms.{{book ref|sa3|prologue}} With the arrival of the Everstorm, their Connection and Identity were restored and they awoke again.{{book ref|sa3|17}} The singers that awoke feel like citizens of their kingdoms of birth; they practice the same customs and attitudes{{book ref|sa3|65}} and consider those lands their homes.{{book ref|sa3|109}} Many singers are angry about the slavery{{book ref|sa3|20}} and wish to build their own lasting empire and subjugate the humans.{{book ref|sa3|i|7}} However, some wish that they could avoid this conflict and simply find their own place to live.{{book ref|sa3|115}} They feel as though they lack an identity as a people and are struggling to find their path forward.{{book ref|sa3|121}}
 
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