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| − | [[Vin]] is a street urchin, who is taken into a group of thieves led by [[Kelsier]].{{book ref|mb1|2}} They are intent on overthrowing the [[Lord Ruler]]. The band of thieves are promised the cache of the Lord Ruler's [[atium]] as reward for their contributions.{{book ref|mb1|4}} The group is hounded by [[Steel Inquisitors]], intent on stopping their plans from succeeding. |
+ | [[Vin]] is a street urchin, who is taken into a group of thieves led by [[Kelsier]].{{book ref|mb1|2}} They are intent on overthrowing the [[Lord Ruler]], a god like tyrant who has ruled for a thousand years. The band of thieves are promised the cache of the Lord Ruler's [[atium]], an extremely valuable metal, as reward for their contributions.{{book ref|mb1|4}} The group is hounded by [[Steel Inquisitors]], intent on stopping their plans from succeeding. |
Kelsier is a Mistborn, utilizing the powers of [[Allomancy]] to fight against The Lord Ruler. He trains Vin, who he discovers is a Mistborn like himself. He has discovered the [[malatium|Eleventh Metal]], which he claims is going to be used to defeat the Lord Ruler, and spreads this knowledge to the skaa.{{book ref|mb1|10}} This encourages their revolt, and their deifying of him. Kelsier sacrifices himself fighting The Lord Ruler,{{book ref|mb1|35}} but a [[kandra]] named [[OreSeur]] steals his bones and impersonates him,{{book ref|mb1|epilogue}} giving him the illusion of immortality in the minds of the Skaa. |
Kelsier is a Mistborn, utilizing the powers of [[Allomancy]] to fight against The Lord Ruler. He trains Vin, who he discovers is a Mistborn like himself. He has discovered the [[malatium|Eleventh Metal]], which he claims is going to be used to defeat the Lord Ruler, and spreads this knowledge to the skaa.{{book ref|mb1|10}} This encourages their revolt, and their deifying of him. Kelsier sacrifices himself fighting The Lord Ruler,{{book ref|mb1|35}} but a [[kandra]] named [[OreSeur]] steals his bones and impersonates him,{{book ref|mb1|epilogue}} giving him the illusion of immortality in the minds of the Skaa. |
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;[[Elend Venture]]: Son of [[Straff Venture]], a nobleman with high ideals intent on a new form of government. |
;[[Elend Venture]]: Son of [[Straff Venture]], a nobleman with high ideals intent on a new form of government. |
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;[[Breeze]]: A very skilled [[Soother]], soothes emotions of everyone around him, often without thought. Believed to be one of the more powerful Soothers in the final empire. |
;[[Breeze]]: A very skilled [[Soother]], soothes emotions of everyone around him, often without thought. Believed to be one of the more powerful Soothers in the final empire. |
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| − | ;[[Spook]]: A young [[Tin]]eye, speaks often in street slang and is sometimes incomprehensible. |
+ | ;[[Spook]]: A young [[Tin]]eye, speaks often in street slang and is sometimes incomprehensible. Spook is just a nickname, his actual name is lestibournes, which is street slang for "i've been abandoned." He is clubs' nephew. |
| − | ;[[Marsh]]: Kelsier's brother, also a [[bronze|Seeker]]. Infiltrates the Inquisitors, but is turned into a Steel Inquisitor through [[Hemalurgy]] |
+ | ;[[Marsh]]: Kelsier's brother, also a [[bronze|Seeker]]. Infiltrates the Inquisitors, but is turned into a Steel Inquisitor through [[Hemalurgy]]. |
| − | ;[[Sazed]]: Kelsier's [[Terrisman]] steward, and also a [[Feruchemist]], played a crucial part in the downfall of the Final Empire. |
+ | ;[[Sazed]]: Kelsier's [[Terrisman]] steward, and also a [[Feruchemist]], played a crucial part in the downfall of the Final Empire. He specialized in religions and mythology, and he would preach a different one to the crew members at every opportunity. |
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Revisión del 14:33 26 oct 2015
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 por Chris McGrath
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| Localización | Scadrial, Cosmere | ||||
| Fecha original | July 17, 2006 | ||||
| Editorial | Tor books | ||||
| ISBN | ISBN 0-7653-1178-X | ||||
| Anotaciones | Portal | ||||
Mistborn: The Final Empire is the first volume of the Mistborn trilogy by Brandon Sanderson. It is set on Scadrial and features the magic of Allomancy, Hemalurgy, and Feruchemy.
Summary
Vin is a street urchin, who is taken into a group of thieves led by Kelsier.[1] They are intent on overthrowing the Lord Ruler, a god like tyrant who has ruled for a thousand years. The band of thieves are promised the cache of the Lord Ruler's atium, an extremely valuable metal, as reward for their contributions.[2] The group is hounded by Steel Inquisitors, intent on stopping their plans from succeeding.
Kelsier is a Mistborn, utilizing the powers of Allomancy to fight against The Lord Ruler. He trains Vin, who he discovers is a Mistborn like himself. He has discovered the Eleventh Metal, which he claims is going to be used to defeat the Lord Ruler, and spreads this knowledge to the skaa.[3] This encourages their revolt, and their deifying of him. Kelsier sacrifices himself fighting The Lord Ruler,[4] but a kandra named OreSeur steals his bones and impersonates him,[5] giving him the illusion of immortality in the minds of the Skaa.
After his sacrifice, he leaves Vin the Eleventh Metal, which he never discovered how to use. Vin confronts the Lord Ruler, burning the metal as she does so. She sees an alternate past, and finds out that he is not Alendi, the prophesied savior of mankind, but Rashek, a Terris packman and a Feruchemist. Using this knowledge, Vin separates him from his metalminds, causing him to age rapidly and die.[6]
Main Characters
- Vin
- Mistborn, discovered by Marsh and Kelsier. She was trained by Kelsier as a Mistborn. She is notable for having an exceptionally strong ability to burn Bronze, including the ability to pierce copperclouds. She is often plagued by the voice of her brother, Reen. She becomes romantically involved with Elend Venture while disguised as a noblewoman.
- Kelsier
- Also known as the survivor of Hathsin was a leader of a band of thieves. He gathered a group of Mistings with a variety of skills intent on stealing the Lord Ruler's cache of Atium. He also planned on leading the skaa in revolt against the Lord Ruler.
- Elend Venture
- Son of Straff Venture, a nobleman with high ideals intent on a new form of government.
- Breeze
- A very skilled Soother, soothes emotions of everyone around him, often without thought. Believed to be one of the more powerful Soothers in the final empire.
- Spook
- A young Tineye, speaks often in street slang and is sometimes incomprehensible. Spook is just a nickname, his actual name is lestibournes, which is street slang for "i've been abandoned." He is clubs' nephew.
- Marsh
- Kelsier's brother, also a Seeker. Infiltrates the Inquisitors, but is turned into a Steel Inquisitor through Hemalurgy.
- Sazed
- Kelsier's Terrisman steward, and also a Feruchemist, played a crucial part in the downfall of the Final Empire. He specialized in religions and mythology, and he would preach a different one to the crew members at every opportunity.
Magic
- Allomancy
- Allomancy is one of the three Metallic Arts on Scadrial. At the time of the events of Mistborn: The Final Empire, only eight basic allomantic metals are known, with Gold and Atium being referred to as 'Higher Metals'. The eight basic metals are iron, steel, tin, pewter, zinc, brass, copper, and bronze.[7] By the end of the novel, Aluminum is introduced as another allomantic metal.
- Feruchemy
- Feruchemy is a Metallic art used by Sazed, and other Terris Keepers. It uses the same metals as Allomancy to store physical and mental attributes for later use.
- Hemalurgy
- Hemalurgy is the final of the three Metallic Arts. Very little is known about Hemalurgy during the time of Mistborn: The Final Empire, due to the restrictions on knowledge set in place by the Lord Ruler.
Notes
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