- Do you think that Marsh will be able to defy Ruin’s control in any meaningful way?
Courtney: I
feel really sad for Marsh. I’ve always found his character fascinating
and I feel so bad for him being stuck in this position. He wants to
eventually defy Ruin and end his own life, but he can barely move a
finger without calling the creatures attention. I think that he will
definitely play a part somewhere along the way, the real Marsh, not
Ruin, but I don’t know how exactly. I just hope that he’s able to act in
some helpful way on his own impulses.
Saloni: I
think that the interactions between Marsh and Ruin are really
interesting. I do think that Marsh will be able to defy Ruin and I think
it’ll actually be a major way to pull the plot forward. Rather than
completely overpower Ruin but I think there will be small moments in
between where Marsh will be able to over Ruin for a short period of
time, allowing him to perhaps reveal important information.
- The Inquisitors are exhibiting new and frightening abilities, where do you think this stems from?
Courtney: The
Inquisitor that Vin and Elend fought in the beginning was fast, too
fast, which worries Vin. I think it must have something to do with the
extra spikes they’re placing in their bodies. And they kill people to do
that. Including Keepers. I wonder if they’re somehow taking the power
of the person being killed? Somehow they all become Mistborn, so it’s
not too much of a stretch that they could gain more power.
Saloni: I
agree with Courtney. It definitely has something to do with the extra
spikes being put in their body, though how exactly the power gets
transferred I’m not sure. Perhaps the Feruchemy in Keepers can transfer
to Allomancy in the Mistborn Inquisitors somehow? I’m not sure how this
would happen, but it’s just a theory.
- What do you think of the kandra society?
Courtney: So
far I’ve really enjoyed TenSoon’s sections. We’ve not really had a view
of the kandra as a people before, only being exposed to a few of them,
and I find their hidden society intriguing. The control being with the
older kandra and the fact that you never see the Firsts...It will be
interesting to find out what’s going on there.
Saloni: I’m
really enjoying these sections. I wasn’t sure we were going to see more
of TenSoon, but I’m so glad we are. I think that the kandra are an
interesting society and the way they operate based on generation is a
strange yet intriguing form of government. I’m excited to find out how
they deal with TenSoon and his betrayal. Perhaps they might go after
Vin, but I have really no idea.
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