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Mil

Mil is a man from Hearthstone on Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is an older man with a friendly face and a patchwork beard, which he had always wanted to grow out but never managed.
== History ==
In , Mil was among the residents of Hearthstone that were evacuated from Hearthstone to Urithiru on the Fourth Bridge due to the occupation of northern Alethkar by singer forces. After taking up residence in the tower, he visited Lirin's clinic and was treated by Kaladin, whom he had known prior to the war. Mil had been suffering from persistent headaches for months and Kaladin thought it might be migraines. Kaladin prescribed him medicine for the pain, and suggested visiting the Edgedancers for Regrowth even though it was likely too late to heal him with Surgebinding. Mil was told to record all his headaches and symptoms for a month; this simple affirmation of his pain made him grin ear to ear.
== Notes ==
Milen Davenpleu

Milen Davenpleu is a noble in the Final Empire on Scadrial.
==History==
He was the young heir of a minor house, and escorted Valette Renoux to a ball at Keep Hasting after his original date fell ill. During the ball, he and Kliss discussed the deaths of Charrs Entrone and Ardous and Callins Geffenry, and how they were linked to the relationship between House Tekiel and House Geffenry. He seemed polite, but Vin had to mask her disdain for him since he shared certain traits and attitudes with all nobles.
He played shelldry with Lords Rene and Tyden and another noble. He had failed to show up to their last game, and used an obligator to witness his promise to attend their next outing. He made a hasty exit when Shan Elariel approached to talk to Valette.
== Notes ==
Milev

Milev was a dark skinned skaa from Luthadel on Scadrial.
He acted as Camon's second in command in the thief crew and was given leadership of the crew by Kelsier.
When giving command of the crew to Milev, Kelsier demands Camon be made a beggar. Vin assumes Milev will simply have Camon killed, but it is later proven that Milev's fear and/or awe of Kelsier was enough for him to follow through on his promise.
Milev was slowly tortured to death by Steel Inquisitors for information on Vin's whereabouts. They tied him to a chair and gouged out his eyes while questioning him.
== Notes ==
Miliv

Miliv was Citylord Wistiow's head steward in Hearthstone on Roshar.
Miliv disliked Lirin, the local surgeon from Hearthstone, for unknown reasons. Lirin's son, Kaladin, believed that many of the rumors about their family in Hearthstone were started by Miliv.
Miliv was married to a woman who worked as a nurse to Brightlady Laral Wistiow. After Laral's father died, the nurse didn't let Kaladin visit Laral because she believed that the boys from the town were inappropriate friends for Laral.
Sometime after Citylord Roshone arrived to replace Wistiow, Miliv died and was replaced as steward by Natir.
== Notes ==
Mill

Mill is a darkeyed bookmaker in Jah Keved on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
He has a calm, smooth voice and a haughty demeanor, particularly for a darkeyes. He is cold and calculating, and looks out only for himself, even killing his own brother over an attempted scam. 
He and his associates wear Veden clothing from a bygone era, including the traditional ulatu. His illicit activities presumably make him wealthier than most darkeyes, and he owns at least one chull-drawn carriage.
==History==
Around the year , Mill allowed Jushu Davar to fraternize with his crew for a time while Jushu ran up a huge gambling debt of nearly one hundred emerald broams. Jushu promised that his father would cover his debts, and when Mill decided to collect, he took Jushu captive and went to the Davar estate. Lin Davar exhibited no sympathy for Jushu and declined to bail him out of his gambling debts.
Shallan was extremely upset by Lin's reaction, but she discovered that the family was broke and had no way to cover the debt. She asked Balat and Wikim to give her their valuable ceremonial knives, then chased down Mill, who had already severely beaten Jushu before binding him and forcing him to walk behind his carriage. Shallan offered Mill the knives along with her aluminum necklace in exchange for Jushu's freedom. Mill told her that her offering was only worth about fifty emerald broams and that killing a lighteyes such as Jushu had value to him since it would set an example for his other bettors. Shallan correctly ascertained that Mill himself was not a gambler; she argued that Jushu's death might not benefit Mill as much as he believed, while the knives and necklace had clear material value. Mill continued to waver until Shallan told him that Jushu comforted her after her mother's murder. Mill finally softened and took the knives as payment. He allowed Shallan to keep her necklace.
== Notes ==
Milp

Milp is a resident of Hearthstone on Roshar.
== History ==
Milp, along with Alds and several other townsmen, accompanied Citylord Roshone and his son Rillir on a whitespine hunt around the year . The party was ambushed by several whitespines and Milp was badly wounded. Milp and Alds, who had also been injured, were left behind by the hunting party on the orders of Roshone so that they could hurry to bring the mortally injured Rillir to Lirin for treatment. Afterwards, more men from the townsmen returned to try to save Milp and Alds. It is unknown if Milp survived, as the whitespines were still in the area and his wounds were severe. Lirin told his son Kaladin to get some rest in case he needed help treating Milp and Alds later.
== Trivia ==
* is entitled, "Of Alds and Milp".
== Notes ==
Minara

Minara is a member of the serving staff for House Davar at their manor in Jah Keved on Roshar. 
Around the year , Lin Davar became enraged after he learned of Jushu's gambling debts and Shallan questioned his deal with Revilar. Lin vented his anger by severely beating Minara, leaving her crumpled on the ground with one arm bent the wrong way. As she whimpered and tried to crawl away, she left blood on the wall.
== Notes ==
Mindstone

The Mindstone is a piece of crystal that connects the Knights of Crystallia together. It is a shard from the Worldspire. It connects all of the Crystin together, allowing them to share abilities. That means that if one of them knows how to do something, each of the rest of them get a tiny bit better at that thing. The specifics of the Mindstone are implied to not be known to the general population outside of the Crystin. 
As a punishment, and when people are kicked out of the Knights, they are cut off from the Mindstone. It is a painful process for the Knight. When Bastille was cut off from it, she felt ill and out of sorts, barely talking to people.
=== History ===
The traitorous Knight Archedis corrupted the Mindstone after cutting himself off from it, incapacitating every Knight of Crystallia besides him and Bastille, who was cut off from it. The act caused every Knight to suddenly collapse, screaming in pain.
==Notes==
Mingo

Mingo is a rice-like crop grown on Komashi. The plant is a bush which, like other plants native to the world, has a magically reduced weight that allows it to float in the air on thermals from the hot ground. They have four broad leaves with a gas pocket under each, which can inflate and be used to provide the bush with some control over its movement. A cluster of seeds, of a deep blue-purple color, grows on top. These seeds can be boiled up into something that resembles rice, aside from the color. 
Mingo is a staple food in Torio, where it is eaten with MaiPon sticks. After the activation of the machine, mingo bushes appear to have adapted to grow on the ground, with the help of hion.
== Notes ==
Mink (Alcatraz)

Mink is one of Alcatraz Smedry's Mokian advisors during the battle for Tuki Tuki. She advises Alcatraz along with the other two advisors, Dink and Wink, with whom she is not related.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Mink is short and compact, with her arms pulled in at her side and her chin nestled down level with her shoulders. Alcatraz likens her appearance to a can of soda.
== History ==
During the battle, she gives Alcatraz information on the Mokian defenses such as the dome, and how long they’ll hold. At Alcatraz’ orders, Mink and the other counselors went to fetch him some backpacks full of explosive teddy bears, six of their fastest warriors, and a pair of very long stilts. They hesitated briefly, but did as asked.
== Notes ==
Mintez

Mintez is an Alethi highlord on the Shattered Plains.
Mintez works as Aladar's bodyguard and often wears Highprince Aladar's Shardplate, as Aladar himself was better as a general not a warrior. Mintez accompanied Aladar's forces on Dalinar's expedition to the center of the Shattered Plains. He was present for the Battle of Narak, although he did not wear Aladar's Shardplate in that fight. Mintez survived that battle and was teleported to Urithiru along with the other soldiers when Shallan Davar engaged the Oathgate. He continued serving as Aladar's bodyguard there, including accompanying the highprince to a meeting on the fortification of Vedenar in Urithiru's Gallery of Maps wearing the full Plate.
== Notes ==
Mirabell

Mirabell was a statistician and psychologist on Scadrial. 
Mirabell lived some time during the third century after the Catacendre (), presumably in or near the Elendel Basin. They studied productivity in the workplace, and found that having a sense of ownership helped to improve morale. They may have published their research in a book or paper called Mirabell's Rules. 
Marasi Colms applied Mirabell's theories to communities, and she found that crime tended to be lower where the residents had a sense of identity in their neighborhoods. Marasi thinks about Mirabell's work in relation to the growing unrest in Elendel, as the more transient nature of modern society has eroded people's sense of community (and by extension, their trust in government). 
== Notes ==
Mirandus

Mirandus is an alternate world connected to Earth. It contains the Kingdoms of Light and the Blackened Lands. Mirandus is described as a dream, with Earth being the echo of it.
== Map ==
== Culture and Society ==
=== Nations ===
Mirandus is primarily split into two nations, the Kingdoms of Light, and the Blackened Lands, each the primary home of different beings. The Kingdoms of Light is home to a race of pre-industrial humans, whilst the Blackened Lands are the lands of the drull, human-like beings born grown from the soils of Mirandus.
=== Time ===
Time works differently on Mirandus to Earth, with the people of Mirandus not understanding the concept of an hour. A day and night cycle is observed, though it is said there are no days on Mirandus. The Narrative outlines a repeating story that keeps occurring with the continuous rise of a Dark One and an opposing Destined One.
=== Narrative ===
The Narrative is fundamental to Mirandus and the beliefs of both the humans and drull that live there. It outlines the rise of a Dark One, and a Destined One to oppose and defeat them.
== Notes ==
Mirris

Mirris is an Aviar on First of the Sun. She is owned by Vathi.
==Appearance and Personality==
Mirris is about three fists tall, like most Aviar. She has subdued white and green plumage, and Sixth of the Dusk refers to her breed as a "streamer". Streamers are native to some islands of the Pantheon, although Patji is not one of them. Mirris seems reserved towards strangers, and hisses at both Dusk and Kokerlii. Vathi sometimes comforts her by making clicking sounds.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Mirris is Vathi's only Aviar and the two are bonded; Vathi is surprised to learn that a human can bond multiple Aviar. Like Kokerlii, Mirris's Aviar "talent" is the ability to conceal mental activity in her immediate vicinity. This ability allows Vathi to evade the many predators on Patji that hunt by sensing thoughts. It is likely that Mirris would also be able to conceal the use of some forms of Investiture. Her wings are not clipped. 
==History==
Vathi worked for the Northern Interests Trading Company and brought Mirris with her on an expedition to Patji. The two joined a scout team searching for a site to place a fortress, but despite Mirris's presence, a deepwalker destroyed the rest of the team. Vathi subsequently decided that she must find a trapper to have any chance of survival and she and Mirris headed into the jungle. Mirris was injured when she and Vathi fell after a "monster" attacked them; Vathi ended up caught in a jellywire net. Dusk found them and was pleased to note that Vathi knew how to apply some first aid to Mirris. However, Dusk believed that Mirris's wing was broken and brought the pair back to his safecamp, where he cleaned Mirris's wound, wrapped her wings to prevent flight, and placed her with his other Aviar to calm her down. Because of her injury, Mirris remained in the safecamp when Dusk and Vathi left in order to investigate the Company's activities.
== Notes ==
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Mirthgiver

Mirthgiver is a Returned from Hallandren on Nalthis around the year 327. 
Mirthgiver was known as the god of laughter. In a conversation with Siri, Lightsong flippantly described Mirthgiver as poorly suited to the position since he is "dull as a rock and twice as ugly".
== Attributes and Abilities ==
As a Returned, Mirthgiver has a divine Breath which gives him the benefits of being on the Fifth Heightening. This includes:
* Aura Recognition - allows him to assess the number of Breaths a person possesses. 
* Perfect Pitch
* Perfect Color Recognition - allows him to instantly and instinctively determine exact shades of colors and their hue harmonics.
* Perfect Life Sense - allows him to sense people around him.
* Agelessness - makes him immune to most toxins and physical ailments, as well as making him functionally immortal.
== Notes ==
Misel

Misel is Nanrovah's daughter on Nalthis. Denth kidnaps her in order to use her as leverage against her father, and Nanrovah begins arguing in favor of war against Idris in the Court of Gods. After her rescue, Nanrovah retracts his support of the war.
== History ==
Misel was in a carriage traveling through T'Telir when Denth's crew staged distractions in the area and allowed a group of thieves to kidnap her from the carriage. She was kept in a dingy cage in the thieves' den. Vivenna and Vasher, who wanted to find the thieves to force them to explain what Denth had wanted with the carriage, found their hideout and discovered Misel's presence. Misel was terrified by their appearance and shrank back from Vivenna's rescue; however, when Vasher finished fighting and approached the cage, she ran right to him.
As Vasher and Vivenna walked Misel back to her father's house, she was clearly traumatized and non-verbal. Vasher asked Misel to repeat a Command he told her, which seemed to cause her to completely forget her dreadful experience. After that, she spoke normally to Vasher and asked after her parents. Vasher and Vivenna delivered her to Nanrovah and her mother, who were overjoyed to have her back.
== Notes ==
Mishinah Bethab

Mishinah Bethab is a lighteyed member of the Alethi nobility on Roshar. She is married to Highprince Bethab.
==Appearance and Personality==
She is mousy, and has orange eyes with a pinched face. She is skilled at navigating Alethi politics.
==History==
Mishinah's history is not known, but Bethab married her for her political acumen. She often attended political meetings in lieu of her husband. At the end of the War of Reckoning, Mishinah—not Bethab himself—informed Dalinar that House Bethab would not join his assault on the Parshendi. Although some of Bethab's soldiers did not respect this arrangement, it generally benefited House Bethab.
After the Battle of Narak and the activation of the Oathgates, she was seen at a meeting of Alethi nobility in Urithiru. Mishinah and several highprinces had concerns about providing basic services (such as food, water, and plumbing) to the many new citizens of Urithiru, but Navani Kholin was able to quell their fears. Mishinah's questions also implied that she was concerned about Navani seizing power in Dalinar's absence when he temporarily fled to Vedenar.
Mishinah and her husband eventually came to support Dalinar and the coalition of monarchs. They were sent to Thaylen City as ambassadors, and Mishinah's political skills proved to be useful.
== Notes ==
Misra

Misra is a Scadrian woman in Elendel. She is Ranette's ex-girlfriend.
Misra and Ranette were dating in . Ranette quipped that Misra might shoot her if she were to go to a bar with Wayne during the Elendel riots. It is unclear when the couple broke up, but by Ranette was in a relationship with her future wife, Jaxy.
== Notes ==
Miss Bushman

Miss Bushman is John West's middle school English teacher. She is presumably highly appreciative of poetry. On noting Oswald hold a door for and bow to Sefawynn due to her being a skop, John remembered Miss Bushman and thought she would have been proud of the respect shown to poets.
== Trivia ==
* Miss Bushman is likely named for Brandon's wife, Emily, whose maiden name is Bushman and who used to be a middle school English teacher.
== Notes ==
Miss Grimes

Miss Grimes is the steward of House Ladrian on Scadrial.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Miss Grimes is a plump and matronly woman who wears the black dress and white apron of a member of the Ladrian household staff. She is a very motherly figure to Wax, fussing over his marital status and giving him her advice whether he wants it or not. She knows his family very well and still sees Wax as a young man in need of guidance. Like Tillaume, Miss Grimes disapproves of Wax's behavior when he slips back into his old Roughs habits.
Miss Grimes claims to have a "Soother's sense" for things related to marriage and romance. She also considers any man who is unmarried to be a child, which is ironic considering that she herself is unmarried.
== History ==
Miss Grimes became steward of House Ladrian around the time that Waxillium left Elendel for the Roughs. She was familiar with Wax's parents, particularly his mother. She seems to have been a confidant of sorts for his mother, who spent much of her time worrying about Wax after he left for the Roughs.
When Wax returned to take control of his house after his uncle's death, Miss Grimes retained her position as the steward of the house. As Wax was preparing to meet with Lord Jackstom and Lady Steris Harms to discuss his potential betrothal, Miss Grimes accompanied him to the room and tried to keep him positive about how it would go. At his prodding, she informed him that the Vanishers had stolen a second shipment of steel from House Ladrian the night before. She did not wish to tell him this, because she thought it would distract him in the meeting with the Harms family.
When Tillaume attempted to assassinate Wax on Mister Suit's orders, he drugged Miss Grimes to knock her out and hid her in a closet with Limmi so they wouldn't be injured in the explosion. Wax carried the two of them out into the garden behind the manor, where he hoped they would be discovered by his coachman Krent or one of the constables.
When Harmony spoke to Wax about his earring being a Hemalurgic spike, he mentioned that Miss Grimes would be taking the carriage in for service the following week.
== Notes ==
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Missouri Williams

Missouri Williams, known as Mizzy, is a member of the Reckoners.
She is based with Valentine and Exel in Babilar. She is dark-skinned and slight of build, and wears her hair back in a way that David describes as an Afro mushroom cloud. Mizzy has a bubbly and optimistic view on life, and is very trusting, but still desperately wants to kill Megan, who had previously killed Sam, Mizzy's mentor. However, David helps her focus this thirst for vengeance towards Calamity, the true source of the problem. Mizzy is the sniper for her team, and has experience with explosives, equipment, and repairs, but wants to be point. It is stated by Megan and David that after Calamity is defeated, Mizzy becomes an Epic, although they are not certain how she will take to being one.
== Quotes ==
== Notes ==
Mistborn: Birthright

Mistborn: Birthright is a cancelled computer game set in the Final Empire on Scadrial. It was originally expected to be released in Fall of 2013, but was pushed back to a tentative release date of 2015 and moved to the new console generation. It was then planned to be released in Fall 2016.
It would have featured an original storyline created by Brandon Sanderson set several hundreds of years before the first Mistborn novel. The game focused on a unique combat system that put Allomancy into the hands of gamers, as players follow Fendin "Fiddle" Fathvell, an arrogant young nobleman who must quickly master his newfound Allomantic abilities before forces at work can destroy his entire family.
A young Terriswoman was featured in the story.
As of late 2016, Brandon has announced that the game is not going to be happening.
== Notes ==
Category: Media
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Mistborn: Secret History/Covers

This is a gallery for all known covers for Mistborn: Secret History. For more information about each cover, including other editions and translations using the same art, check each file's individual page. As Secret History was also included in the Arcanum Unbounded anthology, you can see here for more covers.
Secret History Cover Art.jpg | United States (Dragonsteel)
Secret History US Hardcover.jpg | United States (Tor)
Secret History UK Ebook cover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz, ebook)
Secret History UK Hardcover.jpg | United Kingdom (Gollancz, hardcover)
 
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Mistborn: Secret History/Statistical analysis

This page contains some statistical analysis of Mistborn: Secret History.
For a full series overview see Mistborn/Statistical analysis.
The information on this page can be found here.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Character 	Word Count 	Percentage
Part 1: Empire 	Part 1: Empire 	Part 1: Empire 	Part 1: Empire
Chapter 1 	Kelsier 	4,287 	9.53%
Chapter 2 	Kelsier 	2,030 	4.51%
Part 2: Well 	Part 2: Well 	Part 2: Well 	Part 2: Well
Chapter 1 	Kelsier 	4,447 	9.89%
Chapter 2 	Kelsier 	952 	2.12%
Chapter 3 	Kelsier 	2,454 	5.46%
Chapter 4 	Kelsier 	483 	1.07%
Part 3: Spirit 	Part 3: Spirit 	Part 3: Spirit 	Part 3: Spirit
Chapter 1 	Kelsier 	1,896 	4.22%
Chapter 2 	Kelsier 	3,233 	7.19%
Chapter 3 	Kelsier 	1,523 	3.39%
Part 4: Journey	Part 4: Journey	Part 4: Journey	Part 4: Journey
Chapter 1 	Kelsier 	291 	0.65%
Chapter 2 	Kelsier 	1,246 	2.77%
Chapter 3 	Kelsier 	1,034 	2.3%
Chapter 4 	Kelsier 	1,529 	3.4%
Part 5: Ire 	Part 5: Ire 	Part 5: Ire 	Part 5: Ire
Chapter 1 	Kelsier 	491 	1.09%
Chapter 2 	Kelsier 	2,804 	6.23%
Chapter 3 	Kelsier 	2,544 	5.66%
Part 6: Hero 	Part 6: Hero 	Part 6: Hero 	Part 6: Hero
Chapter 1 	Kelsier 	2,557 	5.68%
Chapter 2 	Kelsier 	1,663 	3.7%
Chapter 3 	Kelsier 	672 	1.49%
Chapter 4 	Kelsier 	2,267 	5.04%
Chapter 5 	Kelsier 	1,321 	2.94%
Chapter 6 	Kelsier 	573 	1.27%
Chapter 7 	Kelsier 	1,311 	2.91%
Chapter 8 	Kelsier 	2,147 	4.77%
Chapter 9 	Kelsier 	523 	1.16%
Epilogue 	Spook 	703 	1.56%
=== Unique POV Breakdown ===
Character (2)	# of POVs (26)	% of Total POVs	Word Count (44,981)	% of Word Count
Kelsier 	25 	96.15% 	44,278 	98.44%
Spook 	1 	3.85% 	703 	1.56%
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