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When it became apparent that Marasi was a [[Pulser]], Lord Harms insisted that she keep the ability quiet.{{book ref|mb4|11}}{{book ref|mb4|14}} He claimed that being an [[Allomancer]] was unseemly, but in truth he did not want Marasi to appear as a better marriage prospect than Steris. Despite his generally poor treatment of Marasi, Lord Harms still paid for her education at [[Elendel University]] and allowed her to stay in his home while she studied{{book ref|mb4|9}} He claimed to be doing it out of charity, for her parents could not afford the cost.{{book ref|mb4|4}} At an unknown point, Lord Harms' wife passed away.

 

Several months after his return from the [[Roughs]], High Lord [[Waxillium Ladrian]] approached Lord Harms about the possibility of marriage to his daughter Steris.{{book ref|mb4|2}} Since three other attempts to marry Steris off had been unsuccessful,{{book ref|mb4|20}} Lord Harms jumped at the opportunity to join his house to such a prestigious house as [[House Ladrian]].{{book ref|mb4|2}} After a few months and several letters and conversations, Lord Harms felt prepared to allow Wax to begin courting Steris. He and Steris met Wax, as well as [[Wayne]] in the guise of Wax's fictional uncle Maksil, at Ladrian Mansion to discuss the potential betrothal. He also brought Marasi, who had insisted on accompanying them in order to meet her hero, Wax.{{book ref|mb4|10}} Despite some misgivings about Wax's past as a lawman, the conversation proved fruitful and Lord Harms agreed that Wax and Steris should start courting with the eventual intention of marriage.{{book ref|mb4|2}} The two decided that they would begin their courtship at the [[Yomen-Ostlin wedding dinner]].