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| − | '''Midge''' is a soldier in [[Elend]]'s army on [[Scadrial]] during the [[Final Empire]].{{msh ref|6|3}} |
+ | '''Midge''' is a soldier in [[Elend]]'s army on [[Scadrial]] during the [[Final Empire]].{{msh ref|6|3}} He is one of the [[mistfallen]].{{book ref|mb3|47}} |
| − | ==Appearance and Personality== |
+ | == Appearance and Personality == |
He is scruffy and somewhat unhinged.{{msh ref|6|3}} He is not a great soldier, as he falls asleep while on guard duty.{{msh ref|6|3}} |
He is scruffy and somewhat unhinged.{{msh ref|6|3}} He is not a great soldier, as he falls asleep while on guard duty.{{msh ref|6|3}} |
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| − | ==History== |
+ | == History == |
When [[Kelsier]] was in the [[Cognitive Realm]], he attempted to use Midge to communicate with [[Vin]], as Midge's touch of madness allowed him to hear Kelsier while he slept.{{msh ref|6|3}} He tried to convince Midge to deliver a message to Vin about the corrupting influence of [[Ruin]] on anything that was not metal.{{msh ref|6|3}} Kelsier believed that Midge was just sane enough that people would not summarily dismiss him.{{msh ref|6|3}} |
When [[Kelsier]] was in the [[Cognitive Realm]], he attempted to use Midge to communicate with [[Vin]], as Midge's touch of madness allowed him to hear Kelsier while he slept.{{msh ref|6|3}} He tried to convince Midge to deliver a message to Vin about the corrupting influence of [[Ruin]] on anything that was not metal.{{msh ref|6|3}} Kelsier believed that Midge was just sane enough that people would not summarily dismiss him.{{msh ref|6|3}} |
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| − | Kelsier thought his plan was working when he saw Midge talking to a group of soldiers. However, Midge was not delivering Kelsier's message, but rather claiming that the Survivor told him that he was "holy" and that the other soldiers should not be trusted.{{msh ref|6|3}} The other soldiers took offense, and a brawl broke out. Kelsier realized that he needed to pursue a different method of getting a message to Vin; directly influencing people proved to be too difficult, especially when Ruin was watching him.{{msh ref|6|3}} |
+ | Kelsier thought his plan was working when he saw Midge talking to a group of soldiers. However, Midge was not delivering Kelsier's message, but rather claiming that the Survivor told him that he was "holy" and that the other soldiers should not be trusted.{{msh ref|6|3}} The other soldiers took offense, and a brawl broke out, led by [[Bilg]].{{book ref|mb3|47}} Kelsier realized that he needed to pursue a different method of getting a message to Vin; directly influencing people proved to be too difficult, especially when Ruin was watching him.{{msh ref|6|3}} |
== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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Revisión del 10:38 7 feb 2020
| Mosquito (personaje) | |
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| Grupo | Ejército de Venture |
| Etnia | Skaa |
| Mundo natal | Scadrial |
| Universo | Cosmere |
Midge is a soldier in Elend's army on Scadrial during the Final Empire.[1] He is one of the mistfallen.[2]
Appearance and Personality
He is scruffy and somewhat unhinged.[1] He is not a great soldier, as he falls asleep while on guard duty.[1]
History
When Kelsier was in the Cognitive Realm, he attempted to use Midge to communicate with Vin, as Midge's touch of madness allowed him to hear Kelsier while he slept.[1] He tried to convince Midge to deliver a message to Vin about the corrupting influence of Ruin on anything that was not metal.[1] Kelsier believed that Midge was just sane enough that people would not summarily dismiss him.[1]
Kelsier thought his plan was working when he saw Midge talking to a group of soldiers. However, Midge was not delivering Kelsier's message, but rather claiming that the Survivor told him that he was "holy" and that the other soldiers should not be trusted.[1] The other soldiers took offense, and a brawl broke out, led by Bilg.[2] Kelsier realized that he needed to pursue a different method of getting a message to Vin; directly influencing people proved to be too difficult, especially when Ruin was watching him.[1]