In this chapter, Breeze finally gets to confront Kelsier with the emotions that—I hope—a lot of the book’s readers have been feeling. It needed to be said.
I planned these two scenes together for a reason. I realize that the executions get a little bit graphic, and but the power of having Kelsier confront his crew in front of such a terrible scene of death and destruction was important to me.
Breeze’s outburst isn’t the only thing in this chapter that needed to be said. It was finally time for Kelsier to admit some truths to his crew—of course, they had grown to the point that they could accept them. Here is where the book takes course toward being more focused and more intentional. It isn’t about a heist, it’s about overthrowing an empire.
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