Diferencia entre revisiones de «Visiones de Dalinar»

'''Dalinar's visions''' are short episodes [[Dalinar]] experiences during [[highstorm]]s.

 

After he began listen to readings from [[The Way of Kings (in-world)|''The Way of Kings'']] Dalinar begun experiencing strange episodes during each highstorm. He feels the visions as real.{{book ref|sa1|19}} During these visions Dalinar has to be tied to the chair because he raves and thrashes about.{{book ref|sa1|18}} Watching him is unnerving and [[Renarin]] tells him that he speaks gibberish during the visions.{{book ref|sa1|52}} Though Dalinar thinks that the visions might have been sent from the [[Almighty]] he wavers and feels uncertain about them. Talking to the [[ardent]]s doesn't bring any solution. Dalinar has to make a decision and he does so when he decides to abdicate his position as Highprince in favor of [[Adolin]].{{book ref|sa1|28}} In an argument about this topic Renarin suggests that they try to prove whether the visions are fabrications or contain any real references, and they decide to ask Navani to write the visions down.{{book ref|sa1|52}} This leads to the discovery by Navani that Dalinar doesn't speak gibberish during his visions: during the first vision she witnesses, he speaks the Dawnchant. They consider this proof that the visions are real, as the Dawnchant is a real, ancient, but extinct language on Roshar; one which Dalinar would have had no prior knowledge of if his mind were fabricating the visions.{{book ref|sa1|60}} As a side effect, Navani is sure that this could help to translate an old book called [[Analectics]].

 

All these visions share the challenge given by an unknown voice.

 

From the visions and this shared statement Dalinar draws the conclusion that he has to unite [[Alethkar]]'s [[highprince]]s because only then will mankind have a chance to withstand the coming events.

 

One vision is mentioned{{book ref|sa1|12}} and four described in [[The Way of Kings]].

 

This man then tells Dalinar that he is God, the Almighty and that [[Odium]] has killed him.{{book ref|sa1|75}}

 

Though Dalinar feels the visions as real, he always remembers who he really is. His actions and thoughts are his own, though he can interact with his environment.

 

Dalinar cannot summon his Shardblade in a vision.

 

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