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Jasnah believes her mother to have a tendency toward the overwhelming.{{book ref|sa2|1}} She does not let her mother 'mother' her.{{book ref|sa2|5}} Navani knows that Jasnah wouldn't let her 'mother' her; that once she'd reached adolescence, Jasnah no longer ''needed'' a motherit. She would try to get close to her daughter, and there was a ''coldness'', like even being near her mother reminded Jasnah that she had once been a child. She wonders what happened to her little girl, so full of questions.{{book ref|sa2|67}}

Navani knows Jasnah better that anyone else, but wishes she had some sense to go with her intelligence.{{book ref|sa2|14}} She believes that Jasnah never did have the decency to be ''wrong'' an appropriate amount of the time.

WithWhens she tought Jasnah's losswas dead, Navani considers thisit to be her ''first'' time mourning. This is telling to Dalinar regarding the difficulties between she and Gavilar before his brother's assassination.{{book ref|sa2|67}}{{book ref|sa1|Prologue}} The [[Words of Radiance/Epigraphs|epigraph]] for [[Words of Radiance/Summary/Chapter 8|WoR Ch.8]] is telling of just how deeply Navani feels the loss of her daughter.{{book ref|sa2|8}} That also affected Navani's relationship with [[Shallan]] and first sent her away, but then helped her with her reaserch as part of getting close to her lost daughter.