Diferencia entre revisiones de «Balat Davar»

Nan [[Helaran]] confrontsconfronted Lin Davar, and leavesleft the house. Though there iswas no immediate change for Balat or his brothers, they seemseemed to constantly grieve his absence, and no one else daresdared to openly challenge Lin. When asked for evidence against Lin by a representative of the [[highprince]], Balat wantswanted his father to be taken, but doesdid not dare speak.{{book ref|sa2|39}}

At one of his father's feasts, Balat meetsmet [[Eylita Tavinar]], the daughter of a Brightlord of lower [[dahn]] than his father. {{book ref|sa2|35}} With the help of Shallan, they startstarted writing and later dating. {{book ref|sa2|45}}

Several years later, due to Helaran and Lin growing further apart, Lin startsstarted calling himBalat "Nan Balat," as if he waswere the eldest son of the family. When Lin receivesreceived a threatening message from Helaran onat [[Middlefest Fair]], he officially disinheritsdisinherited Helaran and changeschanged the title of Tet Balat to Nan Balat. {{book ref|sa2|45}}

The first time Balat confrontsconfronted his father iswas when [[Lin]] decidesdecided to forbid Balat's engagement with [[Eylita]], whowhom he disapprovesdisapproved of because of her lower station. Lin Balat preferspreferred that Balat marry the Highprince's daughter, who iswas in her fifties. Balat mentionsmentioned to his father that he saw Helaran, which makesmade Lin even more angyangry. As punishment, [[Lin]] sendssent a servant to kill Balat's beloved axehound pups. {{book ref|sa2|61}}

Looking at his dead pups, Balat confirmsconfirmed to himself that he iswas not as strong as Helaran and isnwasn't capable of taking care of his family. Shallan helpshelped him make a plan to escape with Eylita with Helaran's help, under the condition that they take their stepmother [[Malise Gevelmar]] with them. {{book ref|sa2|65}} When they cancouldn't contact Helaran, Balat decidesdecided to only take Eylita and go to the Highprince andto testify against his father for his mother's death. Though his father had gained much more power, and the accusation might not be as well received, Balat decidesdecided that he hashad to take the risk, as he cancouldn't be a coward anymore. {{book ref|sa2|73}}

On the day Balat was to go to the Highprince, Malise revealsrevealed Balat's plan, and iswas beaten and killed by Lin. Lin summonssummoned Eylita before she and Balat could escape, and he sendssent a guard to kill Helaran. {{book ref|sa2|73}}

When Balat findsfound out that his father had called for Eylita, he confrontsconfronted him again. This time, however, his father iswas cold and aggressive. The confrontation turnsturned to violence. Balat iswas not skillful enough to hurt Lin, but he breaksbroke his father's hidden [[Soulcaster]]. Lin injuresinjured Balat's leg, but before he cancould hurt him further, he iswas tricked into drinking poisoned wine by [[Shallan]], paralyzed, and strangled with her necklace. {{book ref|sa2|73}}

Nan Balat runsran the affairs of House Davar in Lin's place while Shallan pursuespursued [[Jasnah Kholin]] for a wardship. He communicatescommunicated with [[Shallan]] via [[Spanreed]]. They barely managemanaged economically, and they knowknew someone willwould discover their father's death before long. Some men visitvisited Balat and demanddemanded the return of his Fatherfather's Soulcaster. {{book ref|sa1|29}}

[[Jasnah Kholin]]at first stepsstepped in to help House Davar ,{{book ref|sa2|1}} but everything iswas lost during the upheaval in [[Jah Keved]]. By the order of [[Mraize]], Balat and his brothers arewere saved and taken to [[Urithiru]] as a "gift" to Shallan for her services to the [[Ghostbloods]]. {{book ref|sa3|122}}