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'''Marasi Colms''' is a [[Pulser]]{{book ref|aol|11}} on [[Scadrial]]. Marasi
== History ==
Marasi Colms was born as the illegitimate child of [[Jackstom Harms]] and is half sister to [[Steris]]{{book ref|aol|9}}. Through most of her childhood she was constantly reminded that she was useless to her family, useless as an heir due to her illegitimacy, and useless as an allomancer due to few uses for slowing down time. As a result Marasi has a strong desire to be important and accomplished in the world so she would feel less useless{{book ref|aol|14}}. Marasi also finds criminals and law keepers fascinating, explaining that she is interested in how a person from a normal background can grow up to be so much more or less moral than the people around them. These two desires culminated in her deciding to go to university as a legal justice and criminal behavioristics major. After learning about [[Waxillium]] and [[Wayne]] as two famous law keepers from the roughs, she convinces her father to let her accompany him and Steris to discuss a possible marriage between Steris and Wax. She hides her illegitimacy by pretending to be Steris' cousin. On one of these meetings the criminal group called the Vanishers attacks and kidnaps Steris, and attempts to kidnap her, but Wax saves her. She then follows Wax and Wayne and helps them defeat the Vanishers and save Steris. Afterwards, she becomes a constable serving under Constable-General [[Claude Aradel]]. After Aradel is elected governor of [[Elendel]], Constable-General [[Reddi]], whom Marasi has not always been on good terms with, finally stops being bitter toward her and accepts her as a constable in her own right.
== Skills ==
== Personality ==
Marasi is very intelligent and level headed, but blushes deeply whenever anything remotely involving romance or sexuality is brought up.
She chose to study legal justice and criminal behavioristics due to her fascination with human morality. She believes that most people are generally good by inertia, as that is what society expects them to be. Thus she is intrigued by the people who stand out as much more or less moral than average without any clear motivation to be. She knows many facts and statistics about criminal behavior and often cites them during times of distress. When she is in shock from almost being kidnapped she immediately mentions that "7 out of 10 kidnappings can be foiled by appropriate resistance on the part of the target" {{book ref|aol|6}}.
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