Diferencia entre revisiones de «Tindwyl»

Tindwyl cambió entonces el tema hacia Vin, concretamente, a por qué Elend no se había casado aún con ella. Los skaa, que valoran la monogamia, querían que el matrimonio fuera oficial. Elend admitió que aunque quería casarse con Vin, ella se había negado. Tindwyl sugirió que tal vez Vin no era el tipo de mujer adecuado para él, lo que atrajo inmediatamente su ira y saltó en su defensa. Tindwyl se alegró por ello, admitiendo que le había estado poniendo a prueba para ver si realmente amaba a Vin. Reconoció que su afecto por Vin podría causar problemas en el futuro, pero que no era una razón para renunciar a ella, sorprendiendo a Elend.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Upon arriving at their destination, Tindwyl surveyed the area before leading them to a dressmaker’s shop. Allrianne and Spook went ahead, and Tindwyl remarked upon her eagerness to Vin, noting how she must not have had an opportunity to shop in weeks. Vin, unsympathetic, expressed her annoyance at this. Tindwyl chastised her, pointing out that judging Allrianne for her flippancy was akin to others judging Vin herself for her simplicity. Vin protested that she liked when people judged her, for then they didn’t expect anything from her. Tindwyl, ever-perceptive, gestured to the shop, where gowns and dresses were on display, and asked whether Vin didn’t miss it all in that case. As they went on into the shop, Tindwyl remarked that she had heard Vin enjoyed noble society, and dressing as a woman. She asked if her refusal to do so now meant she didn’t like it after all, to which Vin admitted that she had stopped wearing dresses because she had, on the contrary, liked them too much. Over the course of their conversation, Vin admitted to Tindwyl how she felt at odds with herself, unable to consolidate the person she had pretended to be as Valette with the other sides of herself. Tindwyl then brought up Elend, and why they had not yet married. Vin voiced her insecurities, confessing how she believed herself to be wrong for him, because he should marry someone who could be a queen and not just a bodyguard — someone like Allrianne. Tindwyl gently reassured her that Elend had fallen in love with Vin, and loved her as she was. When Vin protested that Elend had loved her fake persona, Tindwyl pointed out that after discovering her true self, he was still with her. She explained to Vin how people had more to them than was immediately apparent, encouraging her to see and accept herself as Elend did. Vin asked if Tindwyl was trying to turn her into a queen for Elend, to which she responded that she was simply trying to help Vin become herself, before pushing her to try on a few dresses.