So Kaladin Tells Dalinar That He Won't Get Back In Time And Dalinar Says "its Ok, I Can Send A Spanreed,

So Kaladin tells Dalinar that he won't get back in time and Dalinar says "its ok, I can send a spanreed, Szeth can write". What would he have done if Szeth couldn't write?

Would Kaladin just have had to carry some random scribe with him for the entire book?

Would he send Lyn with him? That would be awkward, both because of their history, and because Lyn was initially annoyed at getting hired as a scribe instead of a team member, so now she gets promoted to... sky scribe?

but yeah overall chs 7-9 my main takeaway was 1) cool lightweaver power up it's nice to see kaladin level maneuvering with other radiant orders. specifically shallan. 'be drehy' was crazy 2) the mental picture of the horse girl chucking swords from his chest at attackers as they passed was. well im not gonna think about that just yet 3) am i like actually crazy or has the writing style shifted. why does this read like the ssps you know it's not like stormlight had a very formal style before but these chapters have an almost modern edge to them. am i crazy.

if roshar has zipper technology why aren't they using it for cargo pants. where are the cargo pants brandon

I think Gavilar should have read the entirety of Way of Kings aloud and attained radiance in the middle of a random paragraph <3

Being a non-binary vorin must suck because you’re only allowed to eat bland food.

Sixth of the Dusk gets roped into a game show where they play Name That Bird and he’s going up against a Rosharan who thinks every bird is a chicken (but always gets shown chickens), meanwhile Sixth’s getting birds like the roseate spoonbill.