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=== Legacy ===

Evi's body was recovered from the rubble, to be given a proper burial. Dalinar created a story to mitigate her act of sneaking out, claiming that she was kidnapped by Tanalan's men and that the Rift was burned in retribution for this.{{book ref|sa3|76}} The story would later change, with [[Sadeas]], who was fighting alongside Dalinar at the time, taking the blame for burning the city.{{book ref|sa3|96}} Both Dalinar and Sadeas were publicly censured by king [[Gavilar]] for the loss of Rathalas.{{book ref|sa3|88}}

 

Dalinar would later begin to hear voices of all those he's killed, with Evi loudest among them. This drove him to drink heavily, slowly fading.{{book ref|sa3|88}} Eventually, he visited the [[Nightwatcher]], following Evi's stories of her, and asked her for forgiveness for his part in Evi's death. Instead, [[Cultivation]] took away all his memories of his wife.{{book ref|sa3|114}}

 

From then on out, Dalinar remembers nothing of Evi, even her name -- whenever someone else says it, he hears only the rushing of the wind, and sometimes he has troubles remembering that he had ever been married in the first place.{{book ref|sa3|18}}{{book ref|sa1|51}} Those memories begin to return shortly after the beginning of the [[True Desolation]].{{book ref|sa3|16}} Eventually, Dalinar remembers Rathalas as well, leading him back into alcoholism as Evi's voice returns to haunt him.{{book ref|sa3|100}} [[Odium]] tries to use this to tempt him into becoming his champion, although Dalinar fails to give in. At this point, he hears a voice that might belong to Evi, telling him that she forgives him. This is the final push he needs to open [[Honor's Perpendicularity]].{{book ref|sa3|119}}