Diferencia entre revisiones de «Brazales de Duelo (libro)»

|series=[[Nacidos de la bruma Era 2]]

|prequel=Sombras de identidad

|setting=[[Scadrial]], [[Cosmere]]

|publisher=Tor books, NOVA

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Meanwhile, Wayne and Marasi go to a graveyard to try to find the missing spike. They are attacked by members of the Set, but Wayne uses his healing and slider abilities to take them all down. They search the corrupt gravekeeper's ledger book and pay a visit to [[Templeton Fig]], the man who sent the assassins. They bluff him into revealing that the spike was sent to [[Dulsing]].

Meeting in the hotel room, Wax decides to press on to Dulsing even though he has been framed for Kelesina's murder and is probably needed back in [[Elendel]] to sort things out.

 

They head to Dulsing via horse and carriage. Before they get there, they discover a large, unfinished building near a village. Wayne manages to penetrate the defenses using another disguise, and the others join him. Inside they find some rooms and a large ship that has been slightly damaged. Wax and Wayne split off to find [[Telsin]]; Marasi and MeLaan try to find the spike.

 

They fly back to Elendel and Wax marries Steris, this time for love and companionship.

 

Some sort of being with red eyes visits Suit in his jail cell. He ominously announces that they are going to end all life on this sphere. Then he detonates a bomb.

 

Wax hears the bomb in his honeymoon suite and wakes up. He examines the strange coin and realizes it is a coppermind. Wax taps the memory and looks through the eyes of the [[Sovereign]].

 

Following completion of ''[[The Alloy of Law]]'' Brandon plotted out three more books, following the same characters, to finish the story. The second of these is ''The Bands of Mourning''. During the later half of 2014 Brandon was having difficulty getting back into the story for ''[[Shadows of Self]]'', he had previously written a third or so of it in 2012 between drafts of ''[[A Memory of Light]]''. Therefore he jumped ahead to write ''The Bands of Mourning'', before going back and finishing ''Shadows of Self''.{{sots ref|2014}}{{ref|name=sequels}}

 

According to the cover blurb the title refers to the Lord Ruler's bracers, which hold mythological significance in the post-Final Ascension world.{{ref|name=cover}}

 

 

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''The Bands of Mourning'' consists of thirty-one chapters, one prologue, and one epilogue, reaching a total 127,456 word count. There are eleven different unique point-of-view characters in a total of 83 POVs.