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The Tall Alethi man is the captain of bridge four and was promoted to Highmarshal of the Windrunners. He is the first and only member of Bridge four to reach the 4th ideal. (If you don't get this have you really read the books?)
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Kaladin
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The Horneater cook is responsible for Bridge Four's iconic stew, as well as Amaram's death. He has since left for the peaks in order to face judgement.
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Rock
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Known as "vyre" or "Traitor" Ran several assassination attempts against Elhokar, before stabbing him in the siege of Kholinar. He was gifted a set of shards after Kaladin refused his from Adolin.
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Moash
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The older man was Kaladin's first follower, the first to recognize Kaladin's surgebinding, and swore his third ideal after a crippling firemoss addiction. He was killed by Vyre's honorblade.
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Teft
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When all of the bridgemen started Surgebinding, It took him by far the longest to start being able to use it. He was one of the bridgemen to help pull up Adolin in the battle of Narak and help in the mission on Kholinar.
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Skar
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The Azish man is a known worldsinger and has been one of Hoid's apprentices. He comes from a background of good schooling and is one of the only men who can read and write. He is a windrunner of the third ideal and is one of the most loyal to Kaladin.
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Sigzil
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The mute man is one of the only ones who cannot draw stormlight or become a surgebinder. He helps stir their stews, is known as the "Mascot?" of bridge four.
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Dabbid
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The Lanky, Muscled, and gay member who helped Adolin on the battle of Narak and aided in the siego of Kholinar. He was one of the bridgemen who helped to evacuate Gavinor after the Oathgate malfunctioned.
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Drehy
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The bridgeman who was hit in the leg by an arrow during a bridgerun and had to stay back for awhile. He had his legs shard-amputated by the assassin in white during his attack on the king's palance, until he gained surgebinding abilities and rehealed his wound.
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Hobber
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Almost died due to arrows before Kal last minute saved him, and healed him with knobweed sap. He was present in many encounters such as the tower, Thaylen field, and Ishar's meeting. He flew off to Akinah before falling in the ocean and needing rescue.
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Leyten
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The charismatic one-armed Herdazian, Who has a spren named Rua, and calls people "Gancho". He accompanied Rysn on her expedition to Akinah. Helped hide Elhokar while the armies were fighting in Narak
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Lopen
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The Listener spy, disguised as a parshman, who joined bridge four. He was mistreated for being a parshman, unitl Kal gave him a spear and his trust. Known as "shen" for awhile. Bonded a Truthwatcher spren touched by Sja-anat.
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Rlain
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The bondsmith's son, who joined Bridge four after seeing how much fun they were having. He is a truthwatcher, with a corrupted spren, and cannot create illusions. He wrote scratched marks on the wall declaring the end of all nations.
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Renarin
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The baby faced vedan man was one of Kal's most loyal supporters. He was shot by a barrage of arrows by Parshendi, and Kal was unable to save him. He blamed this death on himself.
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Dunny
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He was the last to trust Kaladin, but one of the first to draw in stormlight after an injury from Szeth. He doesn't talk often.
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Bisig
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paired with his brother to protect Elhokar, and helped tend to Dalinar and Adolin's wounds after the assassin's attack. Wept over his dead brother at the hands of Szeth during the battle of Narak.
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Eth
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Paired with his brother to protect Elhokar, died by Szeth while trying to protect Dalinar.
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Mart
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Took an arrow straight through him on a bridge run, and was unable to be saved by Kaladin. He uttered a death rattle before he passed.
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Gadol
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Told Kal about when Elhokar almost fell out of a balcony, and helped Kaladin originally accuse "the vyre". One of the first men to trust Rlain.
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