Diferencia entre revisiones de «Aesudan Kholin»

Following the summoning of the [[Everstorm]] and the rallying of a Voidbringer army, Kholinar is surrounded by [[Fused]] and [[Singers]], who use spren to locate and punish any use of [[fabrial|fabrials]], preventing communication via [[spanreed]]. [[Elhokar]], [[Kaladin]], [[Adolin]] and [[Shallan]] are sent by [[Dalinar]] to infiltrate the city and save Aesudan and [[Gavinor Kholin]]. They find out that she is under the influence of the [[Unmade]] [[Yelig-nar]] and [[Ashertmarn]].{{book ref|sa3|84}} After part of the infiltration team flees Kholinar via a corrupted [[Oathgate]], Aesudan's fate is unknown (Odium says that "the power consumed her" but it is not clear what he means by this{{book ref|sa3|118}})but [[Drehy]] and [[Skar]] are revealed to have saved [[Gavinor]]{{book ref|sa3|122}} and [[Yelig-nar]] finds a new vessel in [[Amaram]] during the battle of [[Thaylen City]].{{book ref|sa3|118}}

According to Navani, Aesudan is politically competent,{{book ref|sa1|22}} however she is not a terribly nice person. She acts like Navani makes her uncomfortable,{{book ref|sa1|61}} and she also laughs at Dalinar Kholin when he is drunk during the treaty signing party.{{book ref|sa2|prologue}} She is also incredibly out of touch with her people, living a life of excess while her people suffer.{{book ref|sa2|i|12}} The cancellingcanceling of the Beggar's Feast exemplifies how little she cares for the common people. The throne easily has enough resources to continue the tradition, but Aesudan does not seem to care.