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Motif · from book 6

The Eye of the Bedlam Bride

Odette's people's proverb — never stare into the blinding eye of the Bedlam Bride, lest obsession blind you to all else — and, by the end of the eighth floor, a tattoo above Carl's sternum: an eye Shi Maria pokes into him with ink from a toraline root while she wears his body, that blinks once and hides. 'I am a part of you… Keep me with you and gain my power, or set me free.' The escort quest survives the tearing of her card.

First appears: Book 6

Series arc

As of book 6. Odette's proverb off the record; the eye tattooed above Carl's sternum with ink from a root while a spider wore him; 'He needs to expel that presence' in the epilogue. Its quest is open.

Open threads

Status is open or resolved; the chapter after it is the last one that moved the thread.

Thread Opened Status
The Eye of the Bedlam Bride: an eye tattooed into Carl's chest B6 ch. 71 open — Ink from a toraline sliver and Li Jun's blood; 'more of this soon with the remaining ink'; 'Keep me with you and gain my power, or set me free. Either way, I win.' The escort quest survived the card. Tipid: 'He needs to expel that presence as quickly as possible.'

All threads: Open threads.

Through book 6

Odette's proverb (B6 ch. 37); ink from a root (B6 ch. 71); 'He needs to expel that presence' (B6 ch. 73).

Where they appear

Book Chapters they are in (of the book's) Where
6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride 3/74 Ch. 37, Ch. 50, Ch. 71 · the book's own page

By book

The Eye of the Bedlam Bride in book 6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride

'The Bedlam Bride. Now that’s a proper name' (ch. 8); a Reaper Spider Minion, and a new quest (ch. 26); the announcer's shriek (ch. 28); Odette's people's saying — never stare into the blinding eye of the Bedlam Bride — and Odette, who has stared into it once again (ch. 37); the saying in Carl's dream (ch. 50); a tattoo, in ink from a root and a friend's blood (ch. 71); 'in a different way' (ch. 72); 'He needs to expel that presence' (epilogue).