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When Navani returns to the Shattered Plains from Kholinar, she frequently speaks with Dalinar, and later becomes romantically involved with him, which is unusual, because in the eyes of Alethi society, she is now considered to be Dalinar's sister.{{book ref|sa1|22}} Part of what Navani finds intriguing about him is that he's begun to ''be'' the person the others all ''claim'' to be.{{book ref|sa1|28}} She now finds Dalinar's intensity, which frightened her when they both were younger, to be fascinating because he's now wrapped it in armor.{{book ref|sa1|28}}
Navani believes Dalinar to be a kind man
When she learns of his "death" at the battle of the [[Battle of the Tower|Tower]], upon receipt of the news of [[Torol Sadeas|Sadeas]]'s betrayal, Navani endeavors to paint a prayer in [[glyph]] format upon the stones of the Plains
After he came back
▲When she learns of his "death" at the battle of the [[Battle of the Tower|Tower]], upon receipt of the news of [[Torol Sadeas|Sadeas]]'s betrayal, Navani endeavors to paint a prayer in [[glyph]] format upon the stones of the Plains; She creates a wish out of despair, a plea out of anguish: ''Thath'': Justice.{{book ref|sa1|69}}
▲After he came back he decided not to keep the relationship a secret and they became a couple not only personally but as leaders of the war and kingdom. She had a way with him, translating scholarship into battle tactics, that helped them understand each other. She also made sure he did not hate the other Alethi princes, but to see them as his people.{{book ref|sa1|67}}
He believes he loves her the most for being open and genuine in a society that prided itself on secrets. She’d been breaking taboos, and hearts, since their youth.{{book ref|sa3|1}}
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