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== Appearance and Personality ==
Sekeir is an ancient honorspren who appears as an old man with a long blue-white beard.{{book ref|sa4|82}}
 
He is adamant that humans cannot be trusted but is himself willing to be manipulative and to bend the law during the course of Adolin's trial to make this point to the rest of the honorspren.{{book ref|sa4|87}}{{book ref|sa4|94}} He takes very personally the matter of proving before the rest of the honorspren that Adolin himself can be trusted no more than any other human.{{book ref|sa4|94}}
 
== History ==
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|"You're going to try him for the '''Recreance'''? Isn’t that a bit extreme?"<br />
"He offered, Holy Lord."
|[[Kelek]] and Sekeir, about [[Adolin]]{{book ref|sa4|82}}
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Sekeir, as leader of the [[honorspren]] fortress and capital [[Lasting Integrity]], greeted [[Kelek]] when he arrived at the fortress after the arrival of the ambassadorial group from the [[coalition of monarchs]]. As they walked through the fortress, they came by [[Adolin]]; Sekeir explained that Adolin was there because he had offered to stand trial for the [[Recreance]]. When Adolin asked to have a trial by witness, Sekeir was on the point of advising against it when Kelek cut him off and accepted.{{book ref|sa4|82}}
 
|You. Cannot. Have. My. SACRIFICE!
|[[Maya]] to Sekeir{{book ref|sa4|94}}
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Sekeir made a spectacle of Maya, commanding everyone to look at her and consider what had been done to her; he asserted that he had to speak for Maya because of what humans like Adolin and claimed to know Maya's mind, despite Adolin's protests. He continued to shout over the din of the crowd, Adolin's pleas, and Maya's groans, condemning humans generally and Adolin in particular up until Maya spoke. Shocked but still convinced he was right, Sekeir accused Adolin of doing something to cause Maya to rave. Maya, fed up with him, screamed inarticulately and then transitioned to words, denying him the right to take from her her sacrifice. Sekeir was struck dumb by the revelation of the deadeye's choice, staring at her as the other elders gathered around and the crowd began to leave.{{book ref|sa4|94}}
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