*Spoilers* Hero of Ages, your favorite and least favorite twists (Spoilers!)

[Qarlin]

So, what's everyone's favorite and least favorite plot twist?

I think my favorite twist was finding out that the 1st generation Kandra were Rashek's fellow packmen. With the other Feruchemists being the original Mistwraiths. Didn't see that one. I had figured they turned on him or something but couldn't figure out why or what happened. So yeah. Favorite twist.

Least favorite is a toss up between finding out about the Resolution, because I didn't want them all to "commit suicide" (though the way it happened was coo), and when Vin became a demigod, since that's when I figured they were going to die. Or at least be separated. Again, when it happened, it was in a cool way (Vin saying You shouldn't have killed Elend. You see, he was the only reason I had left to live. – shivers; she's deadly and you give her no reason to live? Foolish Ruin).

And I say demigod because Ruin and Preservation were limited. They couldn't create without working together, so they weren't all powerful.


This is besides finding out that I was right about Sazed and Snapping. I was doing a happy dance the whole book because of that.

[happyman]

So, what's everyone's favorite and least favorite plot twist?

I think my favorite twist was finding out that the 1st generation Kandra were Rashek's fellow packmen. With the other Feruchemists being the original Mistwraiths. Didn't see that one. I had figured they turned on him or something but couldn't figure out why or what happened. So yeah. Favorite twist.

Least favorite is a toss up between finding out about the Resolution, because I didn't want them all to "commit suicide" (though the way it happened was coo), and when Vin became a demigod, since that's when I figured they were going to die. Or at least be separated. Again, when it happened, it was in a cool way (Vin saying You shouldn't have killed Elend. You see, he was the only reason I had left to live. – shivers; she's deadly and you give her no reason to live? Foolish Ruin).

And I say demigod because Ruin and Preservation were limited. They couldn't create without working together, so they weren't all powerful.


This is besides finding out that I was right about Sazed and Snapping. I was doing a happy dance the whole book because of that.

In most ancient religions, the gods were typically not all-powerful.  EUOL's usage is perfectly standard.

[darxbane]

My favorite twist was learning how Koloss were made.  If anyone saw that one coming, my hat's off to them. 

I can't think of a least favorite twist right now.

[JCHancey]

The Seer, totally ballin'

[AvalonDreamer]

Favorite: 16. The fact that Preservation had been using it as a sign to humanity through everything so intricately, then made it so EXACTLY 16% of the population bred true as mistings (I think the ones who died were Mistborn). That, along with Elend's last gambit against Ruin made for an epic interconnected twist.

Least: The Terris Religion. Had that one figured a few months back when everyone started gravitating around Ruin and Preservation on the boards. As far as twists go: awesome; as far as BS twists go: kinda weak.

The book was bloody amazing, but the whole overall tone felt a bit too rushed (and at 83 chapters, that's crazy)... that and the way it left the last two metals undiscovered... blegh...