Oathbringer
Book • 2017 • Fantasy
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No, but it is implied that a characters do.
During the Dalinar Flashback chapter "Momentum" Dalinar promises a man that they won't pillage and loot his village if he joins them.
There are mentions of how some soldiers are unhappy about this, and how one character looks over to a group of women and says "I was looking forward to tonight."
During the Dalinar Flashback chapter "Momentum" Dalinar promises a man that they won't pillage and loot his village if he joins them.
There are mentions of how some soldiers are unhappy about this, and how one character looks over to a group of women and says "I was looking forward to tonight."
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A child is badly neglected
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CassiniKepler
Nothing major but there are multiple very unhealthy couples
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As well as alcoholism another character is addicted to drugs
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Many flashbacks to a time when a main character was an alcoholic, is a consistent theme
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There is no sexual assault, but if you're really sensitive like me: there is a description that disturbed me of a war raid in the past where there were many crying women lined up for Sadeus to choose from, but a bargain has been made for their release and they are freed. I believe the implication was Sadeus choosing those to SA considering the pillaging of the war raid. Nothing ultimately occurs, but wanted to give a heads up.
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I wouldn't call it too excessive, but during Dalinar's flashbacks especially, fighting can get pretty intense.
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Is someone burned alive?
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Someone who is burned alive then has their body described, showing their face partially burned
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Is someone kidnapped?
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By a parent
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Is someone possessed?
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Is there a hospital scene?
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CassiniKepler
At a field hospital, nothing graphic, the scene is mostly funny
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Is there autism specific abuse?
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doublejoywilson
Not exactly abuse, but in flashbacks, a main character is shown to be neglectful towards his child who is heavily implied to be autistic/epileptic. He shows favoritism to his abled child.
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
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Seidmadr
Yes, several different persons, but in each case the violence and the mental illness are separate things. They are mentally ill, and they are forced to do violence. The mental illness is not the reason for it.
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Does someone suffer from PTSD?
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Dustbringer994
Dalinar has frequent flashbacks of his time as the Blackthorn, and the bringing up of past trauma is used to kind of mentally torment / torture someone near the end of the book.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Are there anxiety attacks?
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A character has depression and it gets pretty bad
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Is there D.I.D. misrepresentation?
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Dustbringer994
One character has D. I. D and the author has several systems as sensetivity readers.
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doublejoywilson
Shallan is basically Dissociation the Character. She dissociates from all her negative/traumatic feelings and has developed alternate personalities as a way to dissociate even further. Her alternate selves play a big role in the big climatic fight. This is her main character arc in this book as well as all the other books in the series.
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Does someone have a mental illness?
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doublejoywilson
Yes, there are depictions of dissociation, depression, PTSD, and anxiety.
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Is there obscene language/gestures?
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Language not really, gestures yes but it basically says "obscene gesture" and that's all
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Are there homophobic slurs?
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doublejoywilson
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No slurs. There is a moment where our boy Kaladin is a bit homophobic out of ignorance to a member of Bridge Four before being hilariously corrected and the conversation veers into misogyny instead.
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doublejoywilson
There is a character who is a woman but everyone in a certain context (the military) refers to as a man. Before knowing the context for this was revealed, it felt there could be misgendering going on. It turns out that the character doesn't really mind and this aspect of her character is dropped once they leave the military setting.
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There is a relationship between a man and his brother's widow, which is not incestuous by the standards of our culture but is described as incestuous by the standards of their fictional religion.
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Is there sexual content?
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AlexFogal
Mild allusion, two dating characters are told they are not allowed to "mate" and that the character will be watching
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Sickness
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Renarin is Autistic and is frequently refferes to having a "Blood Disease"
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Violence
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Dalinar flashback chapters are particularly notable for these.
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