Mare was Kelsier's wife, and the person whom everyone assumed betrayed Kelsier. However, when Vin discovered that it is possible to pierce copperclouds, it was determined that Mare did not betray Kelsier on purpose, as the Lord Ruler simply was able to see her tin burning through the...

Aug 25, 2024 · Mare is a tin Misting (aka a Tineye) on Scadrial. She is Kelsier's wife and a member of his crew. She is fascinated by pre-Ascension times, following the pre-Ascension religion of Larstaism [2] and collecting artifacts from that era, including a picture of a flower.

Dec 13, 2017 · Mare was an allomancer, and she died right next to Ruin's equivalent of the Well. She was the only allomancer to die there (as far as we know). Maybe she jumped in Ruin's pool and became a cognitive shadow?

Mare is a Tineye on Scadrial. She is Kelsier's wife and a member of his crew. She is fascinated by pre-Ascension times, following the pre-Ascension religion of Larstaism and collecting artifacts from that era, including a picture of a flower. She is also active in the skaa rebellion.

Apr 26, 2024 · Have you ever doubted that Mare is dead? I'm think that it's very possible that Mare is alive, and Sanderson has been paving the path for the big plot twist with reasons below. Mare never died: Mare is a Tin allomancer, but why choose Tin specifically ?

Aug 25, 2024 · Marewill flowers are a type of flowers that existed on Scadrial before and after the Final Empire. Marewill flowers are blue-white colored. [1][2] After the Ascension of the Lord Ruler, the world had no flowers. However, Kelsier's wife, Mare, was fascinated by Classical Scadrial, and collected pictures of the old era.

Mare fue la esposa de Kelsier y una ladrona que participó en la rebelión Skaa. También fue una Ojo de Estaño que formó parte de la primera alineación de la banda.

Feb 1, 2012 · Mare's fate was described by Kelsier. She wasn't a victim of hemalurgic sacrifice, unless they actually let some of the victims live, and even if they knew they could, there's no reason for them to want to.

Jun 11, 2020 · First of all, I know Sanderson has confirmed the Mare wasn't a kanda, so you're right about it being unlikely. Second, I doubt the Lord Ruler cared about minor thieves buy once one tried to rob him, then it became more personal/'make an example's sort of thing.

Nov 7, 2012 · Marsh was closer to their mother, and he turned out to be the most skilled Seeker we saw. Kelsier, a powerful Mistborn even compared to the 'pure' Nobility, was apparently betrayed by his wife, thrown into an oubliette/mine combo, and then forced to watch his treacherous wife get beaten to death for saving his life.