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Kelsier is tall and hawk-faced and has light-blonde hair and hazel eyes{{book ref|mb1|3}}{{wob ref|9216}}; he has a multitude of large scars crossing both arms from his time in the Pits of Hathsin.{{book ref|mb1|prologue}} He usually wears a nobleman's suit (a colored vest with dark trousers and a coat), and for night time activities his [[mistcloak]].
He is almost always late to gatherings, which he attributes to always having somewhere better to be{{book ref|mb1|27}}. He always smiles and projects an excited and positive attitude, which is particularly unusual in the skaa underground. He does this in order to fight the Lord Ruler's oppression of all the skaa, wanting to have one thing which cannot be taken away from him.{{book ref|mb1|prologue}} He hates all of the nobility and tends to believe that all of them are to blame for the plight of the skaa, although near the end of his life this attitude changes due to Vin's insistence that [[Elend]] is different and that not all the nobles should be fought. He has an imposing presence and is a natural leader, easily taking charge and swaying even the downtrodden skaa of Luthadel into joining the rebellion with his charming personality. However, he is not above using this personality to manipulate those around him to his own ends, as can be viewed through his spreading of the rumors of the "eleventh metal". Kelsier is very utilitarian, willing to go extremely far to achieve his goals, though not as far as [[Taravangian]].{{wob ref|14537}} If Kelsier orders a person around, it is a sign of affection.{{wob ref|9634}}
Some might say that Kelsier is a psychopath, though this is debatable due to the intense anger he exhibits when innocents (or rather his idea of innocents) are harmed, which is a very empathetic trait. He also shows regret and guilt for what happened to Vin in the aftermath of the Kredik Shaw burglary. Throughout the series, he has fond memories of his wife whom he misses greatly, whose death caused him to snap into Allomancy. Nevertheless, Sanderson states that Kelsier derives pleasure from killing people, but only allows that part of his personality to surface occasionally when he is fighting noblemen, and he tries to channel this aspect of his personality into a good cause.{{wob ref|4103}} This leads us to believe that he isn't a psychopath by definition, and that he is most likely insane in another way.
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