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Restoring to version from 2nd June 2020. Unless Brandon has highlighted a link to a real world inspiration, potential parallels like this aren't included on pages as they are nothing more than speculation. In terms of this edit, the storyteller/trickster/wanderer is a common character stereotype that can be found in many books and many cultures around the world. If Brandon has talked about this specific connection before, then feel free to re-add but it needs to be cited with wobs.
(Restoring to version from 2nd June 2020. Unless Brandon has highlighted a link to a real world inspiration, potential parallels like this aren't included on pages as they are nothing more than speculation. In terms of this edit, the storyteller/trickster/wanderer is a common character stereotype that can be found in many books and many cultures around the world. If Brandon has talked about this specific connection before, then feel free to re-add but it needs to be cited with wobs.) |
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=== Worldsingers & Worldbringers ===
The names of the [[Worldsingers]], a group of storytellers on Roshar, and the Conclave of [[Worldbringers]], the leading body of the original [[Terris]] religion, are strikingly similar. Brandon has stated that this is not a coincidence.{{wob ref|3656}} Some believe that Hoid is a common root to both of these organizations, one of which, the Worldbringers, was very [[Realmatic Theory|Realmatically]] aware.{{wob ref|1253}} There may be also a connection between the Worldsingers and the Dawnsingers, due to similarity of names.
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