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The newly restored singers assumed seemingly random forms.{{book ref|sa3|i|7}} Their temperaments, as well as their attitudes, becamewere similar to those of the humans they spent their entire lives around -- the [[Alethi]] singers were angry and warlike, the [[Azish]] onessingers wished to negotiate with the government, and the [[Thaylen]] stolesingers thestole ships and sailed away. Most of them, however, were quickly swept up by the [[Fused]], who have now returned and soughtseek to create new armies with which to conquer Roshar with.{{book ref|sa3|65}}
To make thosethese new singers more combat-ready, the Fused employed not only their natural anger at their former oppressors, but also hefty amounts of propaganda, most notably using the supposedly- last [[listener]], [[Venli]], as their mouthpiece.{{book ref|sa3|i|7}} However, many singers are still apprehensive about fighting humans, and some outright wish that peace was, in some form, an option.{{book ref|sa3|121}}
== Known singer groups ==
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