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When [[Almurat Mor]], the Seeker for Truth, questions Karede, he says that he thinks she would have been very proud of their two living sons ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 4|CoT, Ch. 4]]). | When [[Almurat Mor]], the Seeker for Truth, questions Karede, he says that he thinks she would have been very proud of their two living sons ([[Crossroads of Twilight: Chapter 4|CoT, Ch. 4]]). | ||
| − | Even though he is Seanchan, Karede believes he would have let the One Power be used, if he was sure it could have saved his wife ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 36|KoD, Ch. 36]]). | + | Even though he is Seanchan, Karede believes he would have let [[the One Power]] be used, if he was sure it could have saved his wife ([[Knife of Dreams: Chapter 36|KoD, Ch. 36]]). |
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Revision as of 12:55, 20 April 2007
Author: Kyria d'Oreyn
General
Kalia Karede was a woman from Seanchan and Furyk Karede's wife. Together they had three sons, one listed among the honored dead and the other two following their father into the Deathwatch Guard (CoT, Ch. 4). She and the one dead son died in the Great Fire of Sohima (KoD, Ch. 36).
When Almurat Mor, the Seeker for Truth, questions Karede, he says that he thinks she would have been very proud of their two living sons (CoT, Ch. 4).
Even though he is Seanchan, Karede believes he would have let the One Power be used, if he was sure it could have saved his wife (KoD, Ch. 36).
Quotes
"If his sons were in trouble, the fellow would never have mentioned them so soon, and Kalia was beyond any misery." (Karede's thoughts when questioned by the Seeker; Crossroads of Twilight, Chapter 4)
