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Revisión del 17:04 10 oct 2017
Preface to Oathbringer
In Part One of Oathbringer the epigraphs are excerpts from the preface of the in-universe book of the same name.
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| 1 | "I’m certain some will feel threatened by this record. Some few may feel liberated. Most will simply feel that it should not exist." |
| 2 | "I needed to write it anyway." |
| 4 | "I know that many women who read this will see it only as further proof that I am the godless heretic everyone claims." |
| 5 | "I can point to the moment when I decided for certain this record had to be written. I hung between realms, seeing into Shadesmar—the realm of the spren—and beyond." |
| 6 | "I thought that I was surely dead. Certainly, some who saw further than I did thought I had fallen." |
| 7 | "I did not die.
I experienced something worse." |
| 8 | "That moment notwithstanding, I can honestly say this book has been brewing in me since my youth." |
| 9 | "The sum of my experiences has pointed at this moment. This decision." |
| 10 | "Perhaps my heresy stretches back to those days in my childhood, where these ideas began." |
| 12 | "I ask not that you forgive me. Nor that you even understand." |
| 13 | "I ask only that you read or listen to these words." |
| 14 | "In this record, I hold nothing back. I will try not to shy away from difficult topics, or paint myself in a dishonestly heroic light." |
| 15 | "I will express only direct, even brutal, truth. You must know what I have done, and what those actions cost me." |
| 16 | "For in this comes the lesson." |
| 17 | "It is not a lesson I claim to be able to teach. Experience herself is the great teacher, and you must seek her directly." |
| 18 | "You cannot have a spice described to you, but must taste it for yourself." |
| 19 | "I am no storyteller, to entertain you with whimsical yarns." |