Role

Chapter 1

In his long absences, Borom visits libraries. He has begun to love
books, and lthough his grasp of the language isn't as adept as some,
he enjoys nothing more than reading. All subjects fascinate him
equally, even the history of the Battleragers. For Borom, books are
samples of truth. Being continually frustrated by the question of one
truth versus many truths, Borom takes comfort in a book's ability to
record a small amount of someone's personal truth within its pages. He
hunderstands the creative act involved in writing something down, and
loves the transmission of information from writer to paper to reader.

For Borom, all Heraldry can be summarized by the transmission of
knowledge, and although he isn't as adept with reading and writing as
he is with his hands, he respects books as the pruest form of this
idea, and thus the most elegant and one of the more beautiful
ways of injecting knowledge into the Cycle.