Tarah

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Tarah
Nationality Alethi
Homeworld Roshar
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Tarah is a darkeyed Alethi woman on Roshar. She once was in a relationship with Kaladin.

Appearance and Personality

Tarah has black hair, a round face, and is slightly plump. She prefers dresses of an old-fashioned Thaylen style, and usually wears a shirt in a bright color.

She is reluctant to trust anything she hasn't personally requisitioned, and knows how to squeeze the most out of her spheres. Due to her profession, she is knowledgeable about weapons and comfortable around the fanciful attentions of young men.[1]

History

Tarah's father worked as an assistant quartermaster in Amaram's army, and thus she helped her father with his job. One of her tasks was to outfit new recruits, which enabled her to keep Kaladin informed of young boys among the so-called greenvines who needed his protection.

During their time together in Amaram's army Tarah was in a relationship with Kaladin, but after a while she was transferred to Mourn's Vault where she was offered a scribe's job. She saw this as a good opportunity for herself, and in addition felt obligated to accept so that her father could join her there rather than be shipped to the Shattered Plains.[1]

After her departure Kaladin received two letters from Tarah, but he never wrote back[1]. He regrets the way things have gone with her a few years later.[2]

Relationships

Tarah is concerned about Kaladin because of his grief for losing Tien, and coaxes him out of his single-minded determination in training on the spear due to his guilt over his brother's death. She claims that it will burn him out.[3][4] She hopes Kaladin will someday learn "how to be there for the living, not just for the dead."[1]

Notes

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