Really? I think it would make perfect sense. Overall, this Jasnah felt like proto-Jasnah than actual Jasnah.because I guess she actually is proto-Jasnah lol! Granted, she was in extremely stressful situations, but it was a very noticeable difference.
Here she rarely felt like the stoic woman she was described as. Here Jasnah was a tactical genius (a trait later given to Dalinar) instead of a philosophical one for the most part. He's not Tywin Lannister or Andross Guild levels of "manipulative ", but he's the closest Sanderson's written.Īlso the Jasnah of this book felt too.exposed compared to the Jasnah of Stormlight. Meridas is a terrible, atrocious human being in this, but he's like the Token Evil Teammate, and that makes him interesting. Overall the villains in this book never felt like one-off villains the way the ones in regular Stormlight tend to feel.
Same, but I felt like he was more.realistic? competent? threatening! than Stormligh!Sadeas ever was. I hope she can arrange for his murder soon. Also I hated that he managed to get the better of Jasnah. You made me feel like I needed to take a shower.
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