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===Characters===
====Appearances====
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*[[Jasnah Kholin]] (POV)
*[[Aesudan Kholin]]
*[[Meridas Amaram]]
*[[Dalinar Kholin]]
*[[Elhokar Kholin]]
*[[Klade]]
*[[Liss]]
*[[Gangnah]]
*[[Gavilar Kholin]]
*[[Torol Sadeas]]
*[[Szeth-son-son-Vallano]]
*[[Talak]]
*[[Tearim]]
*[[Varnali]]
*a man with a white birthmark on his cheek, dressed in black and silver
*a companion of that man}}
====Mentioned Characters====
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Jasnah, pleased to have extricated herself from the festivities above and about the signing of the treaty, hands the assassin Liss an envelope sealed with weevil-wax. She then proceeds to tell Liss only to watch. Where as Liss mocks that assassins are really hired only to watch. After making it clear that Jasnah only wants her brother's wife, Aesudan, watched she thinks about Liss's other name "the Weeper" and her secrets. Jasnah than proceeds to tell Liss that she will get one of her sister-in-laws attendees dismissed and that Liss need to get the job. After a short conversation about Liss's former slave, whom she sold because he was to good and creepy, Liss tells Jasnah why she likes her and Jasnah in turn tells Liss what she thinks about assassination and assassins. Jasnah reminds Liss of their first agreement, according to which Jasnah can buy any contract against her family out from Liss.
As Jasnah gets up to leave, she notices that her shadow is behaving oddly, something she noted before. Thinking of a reference in a book she wonders about being cursed. Jasnah starts to go back up to the feast, when the drums suddenly stop. Worrying about if Dalinar could have done something to offend the other party goers and thinking about how hard she worked to get this treaty. She hastens to the feast. In one of the hallways she overhears two men talking about a woman named Ash and sees an Azish man with a white birthmark or scar on his cheek and considers that she should have investigated further into them. Asking if the feast is over already and receiving a single word answer, she leaves the men behind feeling uncomfortable, under the Azish man's gaze.
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