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Telden Hasting is a tall man, with a sort of square body shape and a deep voice.{{book ref|mb3|32}}{{book ref|mb1|23}} As a young man, Telden is a dandy.{{annotationwob ref|mb3|chapter=327688}} He is always very well-dressed in expensive suits{{book ref|mb3|32}} and fashionable, his hair is always perfectly arranged.{{book ref|mb1|28}} He is enviably attractive and always very relaxed and comfortable. Telden is also something of a flirt, particularly towards serving women. As second son he has fewer responsibilities and can spend more time pursuing women. Telden never gets too close to the women he chases though.{{book ref|mb1|28}} Telden has little interest in practical politics,{{book ref|mb3|50}} but remains aware of political situations and always avoids women who might be spies or have questionable loyalties.{{book ref|mb1|28}} After the [[Collapse]], Telden gains some weight, and while still well dressed, he is less concerned with fashion and style.{{book ref|mb3|32}} Telden retained some of his carefree and relatively innocent nature, even through the horrors surrounding the the death of the Lord Ruler.{{book ref|mb3|50}}

*Telden's appearance in [[The Hero of Ages]] is an intentional callback to [[The Final Empire]].{{annotationwob ref|mb3|chapter=327688}} Brandon missed some themes from the first book while writing [[The Well of Ascension]], so he very intentionally included some of those elements in the final book. Telden's appearance at the ball is a part of that.