Rhythm of War (The Stormlight Archive, #4)

by Brandon Sanderson

Realizing that no matter how isolated you thought you

were, no matter how often your brain told you terrible things, there were others who understood.

I feel that

We all have reasons why we fail to live up to what we should be.…”

Oof so real

In my fevered state, I worry I’m unable to focus on what is important.

When in such a state, detachment is enviable. I have learned that my greatest discoveries come when I abandon lesser connections.

Alavah and Ron are covertly making packs of supplies that will be easy to grab and take if we need them.”

I'm a singer

We must not let our desires for a specific result cloud our perceptions.

“Do you feel a darkness?” Kaladin asked. “A whisper that everything will always turn out for the worst? And at the same time a crippling—and baffling—impulse pushing you to give up and do nothing to change it?”

But how can we not, in searching, wish for a specific result? What scientist goes into a project without a hope for what they will find?

He made their lives difficult. But he lived the difficulty. He wasn’t trying to be a problem.

He couldn’t think fast like others. But that made him different, not stupid. Stupid was a choice.

M3

“And my own stupidity is. I have always thought myself smart.”

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