Also known as Yesim after Chapter 7 (THE TALK) as she introduced himself to Pinhan. Yesim literally means jade, probably named after her green translucent eyes.

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One of the main protagonists of The Lonely Mountain.

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She has been described as the most beautiful woman the Passion has seen in his life in Chapter 1 (SHOCK). It should be noted that the Passion was only a few days old and she was (probably) the first woman he had seen.

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As of Chapter 1 (SHOCK), she has been described as having almond-shaped translucent green eyes, long and proud with a fair complexion that contrasts her pitch-black bow brows and arrow lashes.

Representation of Yesim

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Representation of Yesim

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The Reason

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The first split personality of The Man also known as Pinhan. Born as a result of the first awakening of his mind and named Reason to emphasize his calculative and meticulous tendencies.

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Age not specified.

Highlighted with blue color in the story.

The Passion

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The second split personality of The Man also known as Pinhan. Born as a result of the second awakening of his mind and named Passion to emphasize his emotional and audacious tendencies.

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Few days old.

Highlighted with red color in the story.

Miscellaneous

Besk

Literally means to tear/split/separate in Imperial.

Used as trigger word by the Reason first in Chapter 2 (CAPTIVE) for silent casting.

The mental image used was "tearing individual strings of a rope".

Buyiden

Literally means to smell in Imperial.

Used as trigger word by the Reason first in Chapter 6 (DUMRULS).

The mental image was not specified.

Ezin

Literally means to hear in Imperial.

Used as trigger word by the Reason first in Chapter 2 (CAPTIVE). The first example of a silent-still cast in the story.

The mental image was not specified.

Hemdil

A complex word used to describe "each and every one of those who have the same ideas, thoughts, purpose, and request" in Imperial. Usually considered as an incomplete and dangerous trigger word.

Used as trigger word by The Man (Pinhan) first in Chapter 2 (CAPTIVE). The will construct has a specific essay page dedicated to itself, named HEMDIL.

The mental image used was "Sharing minds! Sharing hearts!"

Lu'bet

Literally means the thing that plays or is played, toy in Imperial.

Used as trigger word by the Man (Pinhan) first in Chapter 2 (CAPTIVE) to remotely control his coat.

The mental image used was "an energized sigil and three intersecting lines" due to the unique sigil structure on the back of the coat. Later the same word was used to control throwing daggers and other projectiles. The mental images used were not specified.

Nar

Literally means fire in Imperial.

Used as a trigger word by The Passion first in Chapter 1 (SHOCK). The first example of a silent double cast in the story.

The mental image was not specified.

Sersam

Literally means to stun, stunned in Imperial.

Used as trigger word by both the Reason and The Passion simultaneously first in Chapter 6 (DUMRULS). The first example of a silent double cast in the story.

The mental image was not specified.

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