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'''Death Rattles''' are a phenomenon related to the [[Unmade]] [[Moelach]].{{wob ref|2840}} His presence causes some dying individuals to experience precognitive events in the form of cryptic utterances, in the final moments of life.{{epigraph ref|sa2|82}} The emergence of the Death Rattles appears to coincide with the expedition of King [[Gavilar Kholin]] of [[Alethkar]] where the [[Parshendi]] were first encountered. {{wob ref|4693}}
 
== Known Death Rattles ==
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=== Collected by the Silent Gatherers ===
{{quote
| The love of men is a frigid thing, a mountain stream only three steps from the ice. We are his. Oh Stormfather... we are his. It is but a thousand days, and the Everstorm comes.▼
| You've killed me. Bastards, you've killed me! While the sun is still hot, I die!▼
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1171|7|36|5|1}}, 1031 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a darkeyed soldierpregnant thirty-onewoman yearsof ofmiddle ageyears. SampleThe child isdid considerednot questionablesurvive.{{epigraph ref|sa1|1}}prologue}}
}}
It is estimated this came exactly 1229 days before the advent of the Everstorm.{{cite}} It is possible that these Rattles are less than fully accurate, or that whoever gave this death rattle valued poetry over technically accurate detail or, given the specific phrasing, that this was perhaps a foreshadowing to a time 229 days in the future when someone else would prophecy that it would be 1000 days until the Everstorm.▼
 
{{quote
▲| You've killed me. Bastards, you've killed me! While the sun is still hot, I die!
▲| The love of men is a frigid thing, a mountain stream only three steps from the ice. We are his. Oh Stormfather... we are his. It is but a thousand days, and the Everstorm comes.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1171|67|3|5|1}}, 3110 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a darkeyed pregnantsoldier womanthirty-one years of middle yearsage. The childSample didis notconsidered survivequestionable.{{epigraph ref|sa1|prologue1}}
}}
 
▲It is estimated this came exactly 1229 days before the advent of the Everstorm.{{cite}} It is possible that these Rattles are less than fully accurate, or that whoever gave this death rattle valued poetry over technically accurate detail or, given the specific phrasing, that this was perhaps a foreshadowing to a time 229 days in the future when someone else would prophecy that it would be 1000 days until the Everstorm.
 
{{quote
| Ten orders. We were loved, once. Why have you forsaken us, Almighty! Shard of my soul, where have you gone?
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1171|8|6|2}}, 5 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a lighteyed woman in her third decade.{{epigraph ref|sa1|2}}
}}
This seems to be from the perspective of one of the [[Knights Radiant]], likely from the [[Day of Recreance]]. The phrase "Why have you forsaken us, Almighty" likely refers to how, in the years before the Recreance, [[Honor]] did not support the newest generation of Radiants when they discovered the truth about the [[First Desolation]], and instead raved about his belief that their [[Surgebinding]] would destroy Roshar.{{book ref|sa3|113}} The phrase "Shard of my soul, where have you gone" seems to refer to how the Radiants lost their spren during the Recreance, as the [[Nahel Bond]] allows a spren to fill in some of the cracks in a person's soul.{{wob ref|2542}}
 
{{quote
| A man stood on a cliffside and watched his homeland fall into dust. The waters surged beneath, so far beneath. And he heard a child crying. They were his own tears.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1171|9|1|4}}, 30 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a cobbler of some renown.{{epigraph ref|sa1|3}}
}}
 
{{quote
| I'm dying, aren't I? Healer, why do you take my blood? Who is that beside you, with his head of lines? I can see a distant sun, dark and cold, shining in a black sky.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1172|1|2|3}}, 11 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a Reshi chull trainer. Sample is of particular note.{{epigraph ref|sa1|4}}
}}
This Rattle appears to reference [[Shadesmar]], based on the description of the sun and sky, and a [[Cryptic]]. The Silent Gatherers considered this Death Rattle to be of particular note, likely because the subject apparently retained come consciousness while dying, evidenced by them asking "Healer, why do you take my blood?"{{epigraph ref|sa1|4}}
 
This rattle appears to reference [[Shadesmar]], based on the description of the sun and sky, and a [[Cryptic]].
 
{{quote
| I have seen the end, and have heard it named. The Night of Sorrows, the True Desolation. The Everstorm.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1172|2|1|1}}, 15 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a darkeyed youth of unknown origin.{{epigraph ref|sa1|5}}
}}
 
{{quote
| I'm cold. Mother, I'm cold. Mother? Why can I still hear the rain? Will it stop?
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1172|4|10|1}}, 32 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a lighteyed female child, approximately six years old.{{epigraph ref|sa1|6}}
}}
 
{{quote
| They are aflame. They burn. They bring the darkness when they come, and so all you can see is that their skin is aflame. Burn, burn, burn...
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1172|5|10|4}}, 21 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a baker's apprentice.{{epigraph ref|sa1|7}}
}}
 
{{quote
| Victory! We stand atop the mount! We scatter them before us! Their homes become our dens, their lands are now our farms! And they shall burn, as we once did, in a place that is hollow and forlorn.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1172|10|6|2}}, 18 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a lighteyed spinster of the eighth dahn.{{epigraph ref|sa1|8}}
}}
This may refer to humans conquering Roshar and exiling the Dawnsingers to [[Braize]]. It may also refer to the Dawnsingers conquering [[Kholinar]].▼
 
▲This may refer to humans conquering Roshar and exiling the Dawnsingers to [[Braize]]. It may also refer to the Dawnsingers conquering [[Kholinar]].
 
{{quote
| Ten people, with Shardblades alight, standing before a wall of black and white and red.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|1|3|4}}, 12 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject an ardent member of the the Silent Gatherers, overheard during his last moments.{{epigraph ref|sa1|9}}
}}
 
This seems to reference to the Heralds bearing their Honorblades and standing against Odium and the Voidbringers.
 
{{quote
| Three of sixteen ruled, but now the Broken One reigns.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|3|2|2}}, 84 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a cutpurse with the wasting sickness, of partial Iriali descent.{{epigraph ref|sa1|11}}
}}
 
This rattle apparently refers to the sixteen [[Shard]]s of [[Adonalsium]], three of which ([[Honor]], [[Cultivation]], and [[Odium]]) are invested in Roshar.
 
{{quote
| I'm standing over the body of a brother. I'm weeping. Is that his blood or mine? What have we done?
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|4|2|4}}, 107 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was an out-of-work Veden sailor.{{epigraph ref|sa1|52}}
}}
This rattle could be from the perspective of [[Kaladin]] at the time of [[Tien]]'s death, the question of "What have we done?" referingreferring to their joining of the military. It could also be referring to the [[Jah Keved]] civil war.▼
 
▲This rattle could be from the perspective of [[Kaladin]] at the time of [[Tien]]'s death, the question of "What have we done?" refering to their joining of the military. It could also be referring to the [[Jah Keved]] civil war.
 
{{quote
| He must pick it up, the fallen title! The tower, the crown, and the spear!
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|4|5|3}}, 8 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a prostitute of unknown background.{{epigraph ref|sa1|53}}
}}
 
This rattle likely refers to [[Kaladin Stormblessed]], with the tower and crown being the crest of [[house Kholin]], and the spear being Kaladin's weapon of choice. The "fallen title" may refer to the [[Knights Radiant]].
 
{{quote
| The burdens of nine become mine. Why must I carry the madness of them all? Oh, Almighty, release me.
| Observed on {{Rosharan date|1173|5|1|1}}, collected secondhand and later reported to the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a wealthy lighteyes.{{epigraph ref|sa1|54}}
}}
 
This rattle appears to be from the perspective of the [[Herald]] [[Talenel]], the only Herald to be returned, through death, to wherever the Heralds went to be tortured between [[Desolation]]s at the end of the [[Last Desolation]].
 
{{quote
| A woman sits and scratches out her own eyes. Daughter of kings and winds, the vandal.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|5|4|2}}, 73 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a beggar of some renown, known for his elegant songs.{{epigraph ref|sa1|55}}
}}
This rattle is believed to refer to the Herald [[Shalash]], the daughter of the Herald [[Jezrien]], Herald of Kings and patron of the [[Order of Windrunners]].{{book ref|sa3|122}} Shalash is also [[Baxil]]'s mistress who destroys art, including depictions of a specific Herald, believed to be those of Shalash herself. It could also be a reference to Syl and how she weakensbecomes whilea Kaladin[[deadeye]] strugglesafter toKaladin findagrees himselfto duringhelp Words[[Moash]] ofassassinate Radiance[[Elhokar]].▼
 
▲This rattle is believed to refer to the Herald [[Shalash]], the daughter of the Herald [[Jezrien]], Herald of Kings and patron of the [[Order of Windrunners]].{{book ref|sa3|122}} Shalash is also [[Baxil]]'s mistress who destroys art, including depictions of a specific Herald, believed to be those of Shalash herself. It could also be a reference to Syl and how she weakens while Kaladin struggles to find himself during Words of Radiance.
 
{{quote
| Light grows so distant. The storm never stops. I am broken, and all around me have died. I weep for the end of all things. He has won. Oh, he has beaten us.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|5|8|4}}, 16 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a Thaylen sailor.{{epigraph ref|sa1|56}}
}}
 
{{quote
| I hold the suckling child in my hands, a knife at his throat, and know that all who live wish me to let the blade slip. Spill its blood upon the ground, over my hands, and with it gain us further breath to draw.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|6|2|2}}, 23 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a darkeyed youth of sixteen years. Sample is of particular note.{{epigraph ref|sa1|57}}
}}
 
{{quote
| Re-Shephir, the Midnight Mother, giving birth to abominations with her essence so dark, so terrible, so consuming. She is here! She watches me die!
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|6|7|4}}, 8 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a darkeyed dock-worker in his forties, father of three.{{epigraph ref|sa1|58}}
}}
 
{{quote
| Above the final void I hang, friends behind, friends before. The feast I must drink clings to their faces, and the words I must speak spark in my mind. The old oaths will be spoken anew.▼
| The death is my life, the strength becomes my weakness, the journey has ended.▼
| ObservedCollected on {{Rosharan date|1173|7|2|12}}, 9545 seconds pre-death, collected secondhand and later reported to theby the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a scholarlighteyed child of somefive minor renownyears. SampleDiction improved remarkably when consideredgiving questionablesample.{{epigraph ref|sa1|6059}}
}}
This rattle appears to be from the perspective of Kaladin during the [[Battle of the Tower]], moments before he swears the [[Immortal Words#Ideals of the Windrunners|Second Ideal of the Windrunners]]. The "final void" is a chasm over which he is jumping. The "friends behind, friends before" are the members of Bridge Four behind him and the army of [[Dalinar Kholin]] trapped by Parshendi before him. The "feast I must drink" is Stormlight stored in the gemstones knotted into the malen Parshendi's beards. The "words I must speak" is the Second Ideal. The "old oaths" are the [[Immortal Words]].▼
 
This rattle appears to reference the [[Immortal Words#The First Ideal|First Ideal]] of the [[Knights Radiant]]: Life before Death. Strength before Weakness. Journey before Destination.▼
 
{{quote
▲| The death is my life, the strength becomes my weakness, the journey has ended.
▲| Above the final void I hang, friends behind, friends before. The feast I must drink clings to their faces, and the words I must speak spark in my mind. The old oaths will be spoken anew.
| CollectedObserved on {{Rosharan date|1173|7|2|21}}, 4595 seconds pre-death, bycollected secondhand and later reported to the the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a lighteyed childscholar of fivesome yearsminor renown. Diction improved remarkably whenSample givingconsidered samplequestionable.{{epigraph ref|sa1|5960}}
}}
▲This rattle appears to reference the [[Immortal Words#The First Ideal|First Ideal]] of the [[Knights Radiant]]: Life before Death. Strength before Weakness. Journey before Destination.
 
▲This rattle appears to be from the perspective of Kaladin during the [[Battle of the Tower]], moments before he swears the [[Immortal Words#Ideals of the Windrunners|Second Ideal of the Windrunners]]. The "final void" is a chasm over which he is jumping. The "friends behind, friends before" are the members of Bridge Four behind him and the army of [[Dalinar Kholin]] trapped by Parshendi before him. The "feast I must drink" is Stormlight stored in the gemstones knotted into the malen Parshendi's beards. The "words I must speak" is the Second Ideal. The "old oaths" are the [[Immortal Words]].
 
{{quote
| In the storm I awaken, falling, spinning, grieving.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|8|2|4}}, 13 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a city guardsman.{{epigraph ref|sa1|61}}
}}
 
The events this Death Rattle refers to have not been seen on-screen yet.{{wob ref|11616}}
 
{{quote
| The darkness becomes a palace. Let it rule! Let it rule!
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|8|4|5}}, 22 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a darkeyed Selay man of unknown profession.{{epigraph ref|sa1|62}}
}}
 
{{quote
| I wish to sleep. I know now why you do what you do, and I hate you for it. I will not speak of the truths I see.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|8|6|5}}, 142 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a Shin sailor, left behind by his crew, reportedly for bringing them ill luck. Sample largely useless.{{epigraph ref|sa1|63}}
}}
This subject appears to have been aware of what the Silent Gatherers were doing, and somehow refused to speak of the visions he saw.
 
{{quote
| They come from the pit, two dead men, a heart in their hands, and I know that I have seen true glory.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|8|6|5}}, 13 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a rickshaw puller.{{epigraph ref|sa1|64}}
}}
 
This rattle appears to refer to Kaladin and [[Shallan Davar]] returning to the Warcamps at the [[Shattered Plains]] following an ill-fated expedition. The "pit" is a reference to the chasms. the "two dead men" are Kaladin and Shallan, presumed to be dead after falling into a chasm. The "heart" is an emerald [[gemheart]] they harvested from a [[chasmfiend]] they encountered and killed on their return journey.
 
{{quote
| I see them. They are the rocks. They are the vengeful spirits. Eyes of red.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|8|8|1}}, 8 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a darkeyed young woman of fifteen who was reportedly mentally unstable since childhood.{{epigraph ref|sa1|65}}
}}
 
This rattle refers to the awakening of [[Thunderclast]]s.{{book ref|sa3|115}}
 
{{quote
| That chanting, that singing, those rasping voices.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|8|9|3}}, 16 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a middle-aged potter who reported seeing strange dreams during highstorms during the previous two years.{{epigraph ref|sa1|66}}
}}
Possibly referencing the events atof the end of Words[[Battle of RadianceNarak]], and the summoning of the [[Everstorm]].▼
 
▲Possibly referencing the events at the end of Words of Radiance, and the summoning of the [[Everstorm]].
 
{{quote
| Let me no longer hurt! Let me no longer weep! Dai-gonarthis! The Black Fisher holds my sorrow and consumes it!
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|9|1|3}}, 28 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a darkeyed female street juggler.{{epigraph ref|sa1|67}}
}}
 
The Silent Gatherers have noted a similarity between this death rattle and one they denote as "sample 1172-89".
 
{{quote
| They named it the Final Desolation, but they lied. Our gods lied. Oh, how they lied. The Everstorm comes. I hear its whispers, see its stormwall, know its heart.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|9|2|1}}, 8 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was an Azish itinerant worker. Sample of particular note.{{epigraph ref|sa1|68}}
}}
 
When all Heralds, except Taln, broke the Oathpact after Aharietiam they lied and told humanity that the Voidbringers finally were defeated.
 
{{quote
| All is withdrawn for me. I stand against the one who saved my life. I protect the one who killed my promises. I raise my hand. The storm responds.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|9|2|4}}, 18 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was a darkeyed mother of four in her sixty-second year.{{epigraph ref|sa1|69}}
}}
 
May refer to Kaladin saving the king from Moash during the storm.
 
{{quote
| Above silence, the illuminating storms—dying storms—illuminate the silence above.
| Collected on {{Rosharan date|1173|9|2|4}}, 18 seconds pre-death, by the Silent Gatherers. Subject was an illiterate Herdazian.{{book ref|sa1|endnote}}
}}
 
=== Other Death Rattles ===
{{quote
| They break the land itself! They want it, but in their rage they will destroy it. Like the jealous man burns his rich things rather than let them be taken by his enemies! They come!▼
| He watches! The Black piper in the night. He holds us in his palm... playing a tune that no man can hear!▼
| Observed circa {{Rosharan date|11721173|missing-date=y}}. Subject was [[CennGadol]], a member of [[Kaladin]]'sBridge squad in Brightlord [[Meridas AmaramFour]]'s army.{{book ref|sa1|4717}}
}}
Refers to the soul of the Fused, destroying the whole world in order to destroy humankind.{{book ref|sa3|38}}▼
 
This is not a reference to [[Hoid]].{{wob ref|8240}} The "tune no man can hear" in question could be a Rhythm, percievable only by the Singers and not Humans. The Black Piper then could refer to one of the Unmade.▼
 
{{quote
▲| He watches! The Black piper in the night. He holds us in his palm... playing a tune that no man can hear!
▲| They break the land itself! They want it, but in their rage they will destroy it. Like the jealous man burns his rich things rather than let them be taken by his enemies! They come!
| Observed circa {{Rosharan date|11731172|missing-date=y}}. Subject was [[GadolCenn]], a member of [[BridgeKaladin]]'s Foursquad in Brightlord [[Meridas Amaram]]'s army.{{book ref|sa1|1747}}
}}
▲This is not a reference to [[Hoid]].{{wob ref|8240}} The "tune no man can hear" in question could be a Rhythm, percievableperceivable only by the Singers and not Humanshumans. The Black Piper then could refer to one of the Unmade.
 
▲Refers to the soul of the Fused, destroying the whole world in order to destroy humankind.{{book ref|sa3|38}}
 
{{quote
| And all the world was shattered! The rocks trembled with their steps, and the stones reached toward the heavens. We die! We die!
| Observed circa {{Rosharan date|1173|missing-date=y}}. Subject was [[Maps]], a member of [[Bridge Four]].{{book ref|sa1|57}}
}}
 
This could reference the clash of the [[Everstorm]] with the irregular [[Highstorm]] during the [[Battle of Narak]], which completely broke some plateaus and tossed the boulders high into the air.
 
{{quote
| The day was ours, but they took it. Stormfather! You cannot have it. The day is ours. They come, rasping, and the lights fail. Oh, Stormfather!
| Collected circa {{Rosharan date|1173|9|missing-date=y}} by Taravangian. Subject was a young boy.{{book ref|sa1|71}}
}}
 
{{quote
| So the night will reign, for the choice of honor is life...
| Observed circa {{Rosharan date|1173|10|missing-date=y}} by Taravangian. Subject was King [[Valam]] of [[Jah Keved]].{{book ref|sa2|i|14}}
}}
 
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