lightylantern
Was the guy Dalinar met in his flashback really Nohadon?
Brandon Sanderson
So far as he knows.
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CrypticRadiant
Has Nohadon been a Dawnshard in the past? (my guess is maybe he has and now it’s stored inside The Way of Kings, or jumped to Dalinar from there, would explain the Nohadon dream and the warmth he feels and Unite Them)
Bonus second question: is the ardent Pai actually the Herald Paliah? Other than the name similarity, the other ardent remarks on the name being weird, she’s obsessed with showing the world “The Truth” about Aesudan, and the Taravangian interlude in that same block swears by Pali’s mind, which seems a bit suspicious as it’s an uncommon curse.
Brandon
Good question on Nohadon, and a RAFO to boot. :)
Actually, both questions are RAFOs. If you ever meet me in person, be sure to demand a card!
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Questioner
So what's your favorite thing from The Way of Kings? Quotes, coming from the actual book in The Way of Kings.
Brandon Sanderson
The book in-world? I would say it's the story that Nohadon shares about walking and passing the man with his burden.
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EHyde
Was Nohadon a bondsmith?
Brandon Sanderson
RAFO! Good question.
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Questioner
So Nohadon's still alive, right?
Brandon Sanderson
RAFO! Why would you say that Nohadon is still alive?
Questioner
I know he's still alive.
Brandon Sanderson
Why would you say he's still alive?
Questioner
It's the perfect trick, that you're gonna bring back Nohadon. It's my feeling about things.
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Questioner
Did whoever wrote the The Way of Kings, have access or exposure to BioChromatic Breath? There was a scene in Chapter 26, it could just be speaking of candles and breath. But the way you wrote it made me think that there was some connection.
Brandon Sanderson
There has been longstanding travel between those two planets.
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Snote85
Is Nohadon a herald. There are tons and tons of little things that make me think this. Like the KR have the Way of Kings to base their views and policies on. Which, as was stated, was written by him. In Dalinar's vision of Nohadon, he says things about surgebindings and implies the man he's speaking to is a leader of an order, like he himself is. We know, from the WoR (In world) excerpts, that all the orders were lead by the heralds, after a time anyway. That's my reasoning, not that you need it, if it's true or not true. I just thought I might clarify why I came to that conclusion.
Brandon Sanderson
Nohadon is not a Herald, but I can see what lead you to think otherwise. Let's just say that even among kings and surgebinders, he was someone special.