Diferencia entre revisiones de «Visiones de Dalinar»

'''Dalinar's visions''' were short episodes [[Dalinar]] experienced during [[highstorm]]s.

 

This decision led to the discovery by Navani that Dalinar did not speak gibberish during his visions. During the first vision she witnessed, he spoke the [[Dawnchant]]. They considered this proof that the visions were real. The Dawnchant was a real extinct language on [[Roshar]], but there were no known translation keys for modern scholars to study it. Since Dalinar would have had no prior knowledge of the Dawnchant they came to the conclusion that his mind could not be fabricating the visions.{{book ref|sa1|60}} As a side effect, Navani was sure that this discovery would help to translate an old book called [[Analectics]].

 

After settling in [[Urithiru]] the [[Stormfather]] reveals that Dalinar is able to control and chose to experience the visions. He was able to bring other people with him, and that was how he helped build the alliance between the nations. Each time he entered a vision it would play out a little differently. One time, Odium came to him in a vision. After this, they demed the visions too dangerous to use and only went in another time to bring in Venli and try to make a pact with the Voidbringers.

 

=== A Highway to the Sun ===

Dalinar was in the role of a soldier named [[Leef]], at a fortress called [[Feverstone Keep]]. He witnessed the Orders of the [[Windrunners]] and the [[Stonewards]] abandoning their [[Shardplate]] and [[Shardblade]]s, forsaking their duty to the people of Roshar. Though Dalinar tried to get an explanation for their abandonment from the leaving former Knights Radiant, he received none. The voice told him that "this event will go down in history" and Dalinar assumed that he just saw the [[Day of Recreance]].{{book ref|sa1|52}}

 

=== That Which We Cannot Have ===

In this vision Dalinar was shown the aftermath of a Desolation. His role was as a man named [[Karm]], an adviser to a king, probably [[Nohadon]] himself. This king wavered over what to do with the [[Surgebinding|Surgebinders]], and how they could be made to act more honorably. Though this king was younger than Dalinar had imagined Nohadon to be, and refused the idea of writing a book as absurd, Dalinar was sure that he was right about him being Nohadon. The king mentioned that all of his scribes were killed after [[Yelig-nar]] broke into his chancery. Eventually this man decided to unite the people so that they could stand better against future Desolations.{{book ref|sa1|60}}

 

=== In the Top Room ===