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'''Seons''' are magical servants of unknown origin on [[Sel]]. They take the form of floating orbs, each with a glowing [[Aon]] at their core that they are named for. Seons are always loyal to their masters. Seons act as advisors and provide face-to-face communication with other people via a link with other Seons. Seons live for a very long time. [[Ashe]] has served [[Sarene]]'s family for over two centuries.{{book ref|Elantris|5}} Seons can be Passed to another. Usually this occurs within families{{book ref|Elantris|5}}, but they can be passed to anyone.{{book ref|Elantris|34}} The bond between a Seon and its master is similar to the [[Nahel bond]] between a [[Surgebinder]] and thier [[spren]].{{wob ref|3035}}
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'''Seons''' are magical servants of unknown origin on [[Sel]]. They take the form of floating orbs, each with a glowing [[Aon]] at their core that they are named for. Seons are always loyal to their masters. Seons act as advisors and provide face-to-face communication with other people via a link with other Seons. They also live for a very long time. For instance, [[Ashe]] has served [[Sarene]]'s family for over two centuries.{{book ref|Elantris|5}} Seons can be Passed from one person to another. Usually this occurs within families{{book ref|Elantris|5}}, but they can be passed to anyone.{{book ref|Elantris|34}} The bond between a Seon and its master is similar to the [[Nahel bond]] between a [[Surgebinder]] and thier [[spren]].{{wob ref|3035}}
   
 
During the time of the [[Reod]], a Seon whose master fell victim to the [[Shaod]] lost sentience, and made its way to [[Elantris]] where it proceeded to "wander" aimlessly and silently. Infrequently, a Reod Seon might show some unconscious recognition of their Elantrian master, but only through classically conditioned actions, not communication. Additionally, if closely inspected, the [[Aon]] of a Seon who had lost their master to the [[Shaod]] would appear to be patchy and incomplete.{{book ref|Elantris|16|p|174}}
 
During the time of the [[Reod]], a Seon whose master fell victim to the [[Shaod]] lost sentience, and made its way to [[Elantris]] where it proceeded to "wander" aimlessly and silently. Infrequently, a Reod Seon might show some unconscious recognition of their Elantrian master, but only through classically conditioned actions, not communication. Additionally, if closely inspected, the [[Aon]] of a Seon who had lost their master to the [[Shaod]] would appear to be patchy and incomplete.{{book ref|Elantris|16|p|174}}
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Similar to spren, Seons can turn into [[Shardblade]]s if they have something to pull them more into the [[Physical Realm]].{{wob ref|6197}} Their appearance in the Cognitive Realm also looks different from their appearance in the Physical Realm.{{wob ref|date=2017-11-28|8663|Oathbringer London signing}}
 
Similar to spren, Seons can turn into [[Shardblade]]s if they have something to pull them more into the [[Physical Realm]].{{wob ref|6197}} Their appearance in the Cognitive Realm also looks different from their appearance in the Physical Realm.{{wob ref|date=2017-11-28|8663|Oathbringer London signing}}
   
The origin of the Seons is under investigation at the end of Elantris.
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The origin of the Seons is under investigation at the end of Elantris. Seons were first created at around the same time as the Splintering of Devotion and Dominion.{{wob ref|date=2013-5-16|7103|Rithmatist Denver signing}}
   
 
== Notable Seons ==
 
== Notable Seons ==
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== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==
Brandon Sanderson confirmed that the Aons inside the Seons are [[Splinter]]s of [[Devotion]].{{qa ref|949|5|Are the Aons at the heart of Seons shards of Devotion?|date=Feb 16th, 2013}}
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* Brandon Sanderson confirmed that the Aons inside the Seons are [[Splinter]]s of [[Devotion]].{{qa ref|949|5|Are the Aons at the heart of Seons shards of Devotion?|date=Feb 16th, 2013}}
 
* In an earlier draft of ''Elantris'', Seons possessed the ability to 'complete' their Aons a single time, creating the effect their Aon is used for in AonDor, and killing the Seon{{annotation ref|Warbreaker|chapter=12|link=annotation-warbreaker-chapter-twelve}}. Ien targeted this ability on Dilaf, 'healing him'; since Ien's Aon was still incomplete, this turned Dilaf into a fallen Elantrian{{annotation ref|Elantris|chapter=62-3|link=annotation-elantris-62-3}}.
 
In an earlier draft of ''Elantris'', Seons possessed the ability to 'complete' their Aons a single time, creating the effect their Aon is used for in AonDor, and killing the Seon{{annotation ref|Warbreaker|chapter=12|link=annotation-warbreaker-chapter-twelve}}. Ien targeted this ability on Dilaf, 'healing him'; since Ien's Aon was still incomplete, this turned Dilaf into a fallen Elantrian{{annotation ref|Elantris|chapter=62-3|link=annotation-elantris-62-3}}.
 
   
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==

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You look at things as a human, young master. You see rank and distinction; you try to order the world so that everything has a place either above you or beneath you. To a Seon, there is no above or beneath. There are only those we love. And we serve those we love.

Ien to Raoden[1]

Seons are magical servants of unknown origin on Sel. They take the form of floating orbs, each with a glowing Aon at their core that they are named for. Seons are always loyal to their masters. Seons act as advisors and provide face-to-face communication with other people via a link with other Seons. They also live for a very long time. For instance, Ashe has served Sarene's family for over two centuries.[2] Seons can be Passed from one person to another. Usually this occurs within families[2], but they can be passed to anyone.[3] The bond between a Seon and its master is similar to the Nahel bond between a Surgebinder and thier spren.[4]

During the time of the Reod, a Seon whose master fell victim to the Shaod lost sentience, and made its way to Elantris where it proceeded to "wander" aimlessly and silently. Infrequently, a Reod Seon might show some unconscious recognition of their Elantrian master, but only through classically conditioned actions, not communication. Additionally, if closely inspected, the Aon of a Seon who had lost their master to the Shaod would appear to be patchy and incomplete.[5]

After the restoration of Elantris' magic and the completion of the Shaod, the Seons recovered their sanity and returned to their former state, though they were unable to remember the time they passed while the Shaod was incomplete.

Similar to spren, Seons can turn into Shardblades if they have something to pull them more into the Physical Realm.[6] Their appearance in the Cognitive Realm also looks different from their appearance in the Physical Realm.[7]

The origin of the Seons is under investigation at the end of Elantris. Seons were first created at around the same time as the Splintering of Devotion and Dominion.[8]

Notable Seons

Trivia

  • Brandon Sanderson confirmed that the Aons inside the Seons are Splinters of Devotion.[9]
  • In an earlier draft of Elantris, Seons possessed the ability to 'complete' their Aons a single time, creating the effect their Aon is used for in AonDor, and killing the SeonPlantilla:Annotation ref. Ien targeted this ability on Dilaf, 'healing him'; since Ien's Aon was still incomplete, this turned Dilaf into a fallen ElantrianPlantilla:Annotation ref.

Notes

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