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character best able to go there, presumably because of her newly acquired ship. Brandon had planned to use Lopen as a secondary viewpoint character.

book in a series. Para the series, ver Legion (series). For the main character in the series, occasionally nicknamed Legion, see Stephen Leeds. Legion

This article is about Brandon Sanderson's series. Para the character, ver Alcatraz Smedry. Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians, also referred to as Alcatraz

he has ever written. No further stories are currently planned, but the character could return in other forms of media such as television. The first two

is about the short horror story. Para the viewpoint character of this story, ver Dreamer (character). Dreamer is a non-cosmere short horror story by Brandon

Para the story's protagonist, ver Sixth of the Dusk (character). Sixth of the Dusk is a cosmere novella by Brandon Sanderson set on the planet First of

of Rashid and escape. The plot of the book revolves around the title character and a small group of freedom fighters operating against the cult of evil

they are echoed in his XO's words. Dennison shows an un-militaristic character insulting the XO in turn, while in his own mind he agrees that he is incompetent

training, no powers, and only one guy for tech support. Emma The main character. She's a summer intern at mission control for the Apocalypse Guard when

caste mother, and having supernatural power thanks to the former, A side character who pretends to be a member of the lower caste while belonging to the

interest in the topic. There was also a murder mystery on the station. The character of Kaz Smedry originated in Star's End. There is also a being that is

that he thinks is badly written. He also has to watch out for story or character elements that could still be spoilers for upcoming books. Brandon has

detective story. A few years later, he used a version of essay's main character in a new story, this time set in the future, which became Long Chills

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editor on this project, offering her excellent editorial eye for story and character as she always does. Also at Tor, I'd like to thank Molly McGhee, Tessa

"appears" in that capacity in every chapter. He has been excluded from the character lists below unless he appears or is mentioned within the context of the

"appears" in that capacity in every chapter. He has been excluded from the character lists below unless he appears or is mentioned within the context of the

lair previously belonging to Camon. Notes Possible additional unnamed character--Demoux. Breeze clarifies the meaning of "Sliver of Infinity." Kelsier

says he's comic relief, but then uses his hat wearing thing to perform a character study of Mr. Copper concluding that their next step should be a bottom

OreSeur are at Keep Hasting, and discuss Vin's insomnia and Zane's poor character. OreSeur states he does not want to change bodies too often. Vin has a