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| − | *[[Character appearance:: | + | *[[Character appearance::Abenthy]] starts teaching Kvothe some very useful mental exercises. |
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| − | *[[Alpha]] and [[Beta]], Abenthy's donkeys are mentioned. | + | *[[Abenthy|Alpha]] and [[Abenthy|Beta]], Abenthy's donkeys are mentioned. |
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*[[E'lir]] | *[[E'lir]] | ||
| − | [[Alar|Heart of Stone]] and [[Alar|Seek the Stone]] are also taught to Kvothe. | + | *[[Alar|Heart of Stone]] and [[Alar|Seek the Stone]] are also taught to Kvothe. |
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Latest revision as of 02:42, 10 June 2021
The start of Kvothe learning Alar from Abenthy. Kvothe manages to believe in two opposing things at the same time.
Contents
Characters
Characters physically appearing in the chapter
- Abenthy starts teaching Kvothe some very useful mental exercises.
- Kvothe gets philsophical and is chided before learning about Alar.
Characters mentioned in the chapter, but not physically present
- Tehlu is mentioned as a god.
Creatures
Creatures physically appearing in the chapter
Terms
- E'lir
- Heart of Stone and Seek the Stone are also taught to Kvothe.
