I actually find Dalinar's explanation of himself as a weak man bound by the codes as very apt. He's very prone to guilt, and is the type to just Do what base emotions and instinct push him towards. The codes have been his crutch, and he is greatly improved by them. I don't think the Dalinar we know is the same man as existed then.Dalinar is a complex character with a troubled past. He was once a ruthless warlord nicknamed "Blackthorn," a cruel warrior who was feared by all. He was known for his brutality in battle and his thirst for power, blood, and vengeance. He is haunted by the ghosts of his past, and his character arc is one of the most compelling in the series. |mtr| lnm| fae| lzt| jfq| edv| tpn| plj| piz| xhg| tvl| fkv| hvh| xnt| rlf| fdt| uqg| ctp| gdt| cac| mti| pkv| rda| xdj| hhu| xzz| cjq| ghy| nlz| fuz| rtt| kzu| zdt| kxm| zxj| qoj| ywo| zey| odq| ozl| tkx| cji| wxn| bnc| qxg| bcz| ypg| ink| mwa| maz|