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Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians/Statistical analysis

This page contains a statistical analysis of Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians.
For other books in the series see The Scrivener's Bones/Statistical analysis, The Knights of Crystallia/Statistical analysis, The Shattered Lens/Statistical analysis and The Dark Talent/Statistical analysis.
=== Chapter by Chapter Breakdown ===
Chapter 	Word Count	Percentage
Foreword 	434 	0.75%
Chapter 1 	2,526 	4.34%
Chapter 2 	2,174 	3.73%
Chapter 3 	4,581 	7.87%
Chapter 4 	3,332 	5.72%
Chapter 5 	2,898 	4.98%
Chapter 6 	3,699 	6.35%
Chapter 7 	2,813 	4.83%
Chapter 8 	2,738 	4.70%
Chapter 9 	3,096 	5.32%
Chapter 10	3,174 	5.45%
Chapter 11	2,302 	3.95%
Chapter 12	2,894 	4.97%
Chapter 13	2,692 	4.62%
Chapter 14	2,870 	4.93%
Chapter 15	2,458 	4.22%
Chapter 16	2,614 	4.49%
Chapter 17	2,311 	3.97%
Chapter 18	3,030 	5.20%
Chapter 19	2,366 	4.06%
Chapter 20	3,013 	5.17%
Afterword 	218 	0.37%
Total 	58,233 	100.00%
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Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians (series)

Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians, also referred to as Alcatraz or Alcatraz Versus, is a middle-grade series by Brandon Sanderson. It currently consists of 5 books told from the point of view of Alcatraz Smedry, a young boy and heir to House Smedry.
== Books ==
The first four books were originally published by Scholastic, one a year between 2007 and 2010. Scholastic would only agree to publish the first four books, not wishing to publish a fifth book with the Big Reveal which would then lead to a concluding sixth book written by Alcatraz's bodyguard. Brandon bought back the rights to the series and sold them to Tor, who agreed to publish all six books. The first four books were republished with new art during the first half of 2016. The fifth book, The Dark Talent, was then published in September 2016.
Year	Title 	Order	Length	Notes 	Refs
2007	Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians	#1 	Novel 	 	
2008	The Scrivener's Bones 	#2 	Novel 	 	
2009	The Knights of Crystallia 	#3 	Novel 	 	
2010	The Shattered Lens 	#4 	Novel 	 	
2016	The Dark Talent 	#5 	Novel 	 	
2022	Bastille Versus the Evil Librarians	#6 	Novel 	Coauthored by Janci Patterson	
The endnote to The Dark Talent includes a letter penned by Bastille, in which she states that there would an additional book written from her perspective in order to tie up everything properly. The title for the final book is Bastille Versus the Evil Librarians. Brandon had some trouble getting Bastille's voice right, so he reached out to his long-time friend and former student, Janci Patterson, who agreed to help with the book. The book was released in September 2022.
== Cover Gallery ==
===Omnibus Covers===
The Complete Alcatraz cover.jpg | The Complete Alcatraz, a UK omnibus of the first two books
Alcatraz Omnibus FR.jpg | Alcatraz Smedry: L'Intégrale!, a French omnibus of the first four books
== Publication ==
== Awards ==
*Book #1 Featured on Nancy Pearl’s NPR Morning Show
*Book #1 a Book Sense Winter 2007-2008 Children’s Pick
*Book #1 nominated for Golden Sower Award, Nebraska’s Children’s Choice Book Award, Hawaii’s Nene Award, North Carolina’s Battle of the *Books, and Florida's Sunshine State Young Reader's Award.
== Notes ==
category: series
Alds

Alds is a resident of Hearthstone on Roshar.
== History ==
Alds, along with Milp 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 Alds was badly wounded. Alds and Milp, 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 Alds and Milp. It is unknown whether Alds 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 Alds and Milp later.
== Trivia ==
* is entitled, "Of Alds and Milp".
== Notes ==
Aledin

Aledin is a young noble from Fadrex City on Scadrial. He was the cousin of Slowswift and had a brother named Troalin. His widowed mother was executed for having a dalliance with a skaa servant.
==History==
Slowswift quickly makes his cousins Aledin and Troalin available to Vin when she asks him for two men that he trusts. They help Vin escape observation at a ball, concealing two of Aradan Yomen's spies that Vin knocked unconscious. The two brothers were implicated in assisting Vin and briefly imprisoned, but were later released when Yomen and Elend Venture formed an alliance. They survived the Final Ascension and became distinguished leaders under Spook.
== Notes ==
Alezarv

Alezarv was a person existing in the time prior to the Recreance on Roshar. They may have been a member of the Knights Radiant. 
At some point, Alezarv used an Oathgate. This was recorded in the text Among the Darkeyed (suggesting perhaps Alezarv was darkeyed) by Calinam and Jasnah Kholin included it in her notebook. 
== Notes ==
Category: Myths and Legends
Alfir

Alfir is a sanitation worker in Igneous Cavern who visits Spensa's school.
== Appearance and Personality ==
He is an attractive man, who is well built and has a square jaw. He wears a tightly fitted jumpsuit and carries a pair of rubber gloves.
His work consists of clearing black water from the sewerage system when the pipes clog, to allow the wastage water to be recycled back into the apparatus. The machinery used by the sanitation workers can often run through far-away caverns.
== History ==
Alfir is proud of his role and the work done by the Sanitation Corp in the overall running of Detritus. He places great importance on obedience and working within your assigned place in society.
Alfir was invited by Mrs. Vmeer, the Work Studies instructor, to give an overview of his role, and the Sanitation Corps, to Spensa's class before she was accepted into Flight School. After he finished his presentation, he spoke with Spensa directly about joining the Sanitation Corps. He found Spensa's exploration of the tunnels surrounding Igneous Cavern to be impressive, and suggested that she could utilize her knowledge of the cave systems as a sanitation worker. He offered Spensa a guaranteed job with the Sanitation Corps, however, Spensa turned it down in lieu of taking the pilot's test.
== Notes ==
Algernon Weight

Algernon Weight is a National Assembly Leader (NAL) and the highforeman of Detritus’ largest intercavern shipping company. He is married to Jeshua Weight, a First Citizen, and is Jorgen’s father. The family lives in the lower caverns of Igneous.
Algernon is either currently, or has previously been, considered part of Detritus' military. He knows some amount about military tactics, including Lanchester’s Law. Algernon is an extremely influential member of the community and has achieved high merit for his accomplishments. As such he has access to high class and luxury technology, such as private fighter jets, of which the family owns three. 
Algernon is a strong supporter of Dr. Thior's claim that the defect does not exist and believes claims of its existence to be foolish. Ironsides finds his immovability on the issue frustrating, believing his threshold for proof to be too high. 
== Appearance and Personality ==
Algernon is a greying man, who is stiff and blunt. He wears military clothing, along with military pins denoting his achievements. He is critical of Ironsides leadership of the Defiant Defense Force (DDF) and, along with NALs Valda Mendez and Ukrit, confronts her days before the second half of the shipyard is due to fall from Detritus' atmosphere. Despite his criticisms, he supports Ironsides' plan to send the entire DDF to capture the shipyard.
== Relationships ==
=== Jorgen ===
Algernon and Jorgen have a strained relationship, with Algernon having a large amount of control over Jorgen's life and future career. Algernon expects his son to follow in his footsteps and join the NAL as a politician, creating an avenue for Algernon to more easily interface with the DDF. Algernon specifically requests for Jorgen to be placed into Cobb's class to ensure the safety of his son.
Algernon sends his son to flight school so that Jorgen can gain the privileges and respect awarded to pilots, as this will be beneficial when Jorgen transitions into the political sphere. According to Jorgen, his parents had planned for him to spend six months as a full pilot before claiming some sort of family emergency that would create an avenue for Jorgen to switch careers.
Before joining flight school, Jorgen hoped that he could get out of his father's shadow by becoming a pilot, however, he has come to accept the ties that bind him. Algernon has always worried how much his son enjoys flying, likely seeing it as a potential threat to the life plan he has created for his son. 
== Notes ==
Alili

Alili is an Alethi master-servant on Roshar. During the True Desolation, she also serves as a messenger and scout for the coalition of monarchs.
== Appearance ==
As a master-servant, Alili is presumably darkeyed. She has white and grey hair, but she is young enough to make it appear premature. Her normal clothing is presumably the typical black and white uniform of a master-servant. During Raboniel's invasion of Urithiru, she served as a messenger and wore a disheveled uniform; she was still identifiable as a master-servant due to the white gloves she kept tucked into her belt.
== History ==
On the day that Odium's forces took over Urithiru, Alili heard about the failure of Teofil's last stand and then personally saw Navani and Raboniel together. Navani confirmed the surrender to Alili and told her that the humans should not resist. Alili ran the message of surrender to all of the neighborhoods on the sixth floor, finally arriving at Lirin and Kaladin's clinic after a wearying day. Sitting at the table with Hesina over a cup of cold tea, Alili became involved in their conversation, protesting first to Lirin that it felt wrong to consider running the tower's fabrials on Voidlight and then to Kaladin that the war couldn't be over so long as the coalition's armies and the bulk of their Radiants were deployed in other parts of Roshar.
When Kaladin stated that he was 'waiting for the thunder to hit' after the lightning flash of the enemy's incursion, Alili asked him if he could help the other Radiants to do what he had done. She explained to a confused Kaladin that he was the only Radiant who was still awake. She moved to leave after she got no reply. Just before Alili reached the door, Syl alerted the group to an enemy soldier approaching; Alili passed a Regal on her way out.
== Notes ==
Alivened

An Alivened is a type of Golem created by Dark Oculators. They have glass parts which are keys to their being functional. The most powerful ones are referred to as Codexians and are made of paper. They guarded the library that held the Sands of Rashid.
==Abilities==
They are extremely strong and relatively fire resistant. They can manipulate the mass of their bodies, regenerating limbs. This does cause them to shrink in size. 
==Creation==
Alivened are created by Dark Oculators who give up some of their humanity and invest (note that this book is non-cosmere and has nothing to do with Investiture) it in Glass of Alivening, which is then put into the object to be Alivened. This removes some of the good human qualities from the Dark Oculator, but the Alivened object does not retain these good qualities -- they are twisted and evil instead.The power of the Alivened is determined by how emotionally dense the material it is made out of is for example, Codexians are made out of bad romance novels because they can soak up emotion, making them especially powerful.
==Cyborg==
Members of the sect of librarians called the Scrivener's Bones have a penchant for replacing some of their body parts with alivened parts. A notable example of this is Kilimanjaro, who replaced a full half of his body with alivened metal. This sect sees not only the stronger material as an advantage, but the removal of humanity as well.
== Notes ==
Category: Weapons
All's Alley

All's Alley is a dive bar in Urithiru owned by Sullik. A number of lighteyed thugs, including Betha and Ur, provide protection for the bar. It is frequented by disreputable soldiers and craftsmen.
== Description ==
Located in the Breakaway, All's Alley is a big set of five tents sewn together, each a different color. The tents are sewn to create partitioned-off areas and darkened nooks with a few containing tables and chairs instead of boxes. According to Navani's original layout for the Breakaway, the bar should be located in section two, in the central corridor near the lifts. The tavern is not set in an alley.
The “bar” is a plank set across some boxes, with a draped cloth over the middle. The bar stocks both single barrel Veden saph and Horneater white. The Horneater white is kept as a joke and not intended to be sold to customers. The pub smells worse than other establishments and while oil lamps are used for light, the bar is still quite dim.
A bouncer guards the entrance to the bar, however, does not stop patrons from entering. Hired thugs also provide protection for the bar and deal with issues when they arise. Sullik is the bartender and has little tolerance for people who are likely to cause trouble in his bar.
The murders that occurred near the bar do not seem to have affected overall turnover with the pub being packed with people when visited by Shallan.
== History ==
It is unknown whether All's Alley had existed in the warcamps before they were evacuated by a large majority of the Alethi army. After moving to Urithiru following the Everstorm, Sullik set up All's Alley in the Breakaway. Not long after doing so Ned, a drunk from Sadeas's camp, strangled his wife Rem just outside the bar. The next day one of the barmaids was also killed in the same way. Ur one of the hired protectors of All's Alley dropped Ned off the plateau for the death of the barmaid. 
Shallan learned of the murder while visiting bars in the Breakaway, trying to find out information that may relate to the death of Sadeas. Sullik refused to tell Shallan details of the murders, however, pointed her towards his hired thugs, who were drinking in another part of the bar. After speaking with the thugs, and injuring Ur, Shallan learned of Rem's death, as well as the second murder. It is during this encounter that Shallan first meets Ishnah, who trails Shallan later in an attempt to join the Ghostbloods. Shallan later realized that the barmaid had been killed by the Unmade Re-Shephir, who had copied the initial murder of Rem. 
Later, Rock was attacked by Re-Shephir, who mimicked Veil's attack on Ur, several streets away from the bar. 
== Notes ==
Allekatrase

Allekatrase the Lens-wielder, Alcatraz Smedry the First, was an Oculator and the first Talented human. He had the Dark Talent for breaking things.
He eventually broke the language of Incarna, sealing away the knowledge of Talents. He was entombed in a sphere of broken time. The Library of Alexandria was re-located around the tomb. He was also the owner of a pair of Truthfinder's Lenses.
Many years later, his descendant Alcatraz found the tomb in the older section of the library when he felt a powerful charge from an activated lens. He broke a wall in order to reach the charge, carefully displacing a bookshelf. He entered the room to find the incarnate wheel on the wall. There was also text, presumably from Allekatrase, that called the breaking talent the Bane of Incarna, the Dark Talent. Alcatraz then entered the area of broken time used to embalm Allekatrase. On his sarcophagus was a Truthfinder's lens that could only be taken out using the breaking talent. Underneath it was a small inscription that Alcatraz broke after reading.
== Notes ==
Allik Neverfar/Gallery

== Official Artwork ==
Allik Neverfar-MotP.png| by From the Alloy of Law: Masks of the Past supplement for the Mistborn Adventure Game.
== Fanworks ==
Allik Neverfar by jurassicpencil.jpg| by 
Allik Neverfar by Laurys L.jpg| by 
Allik caged by zoethatcher art.jpg| by 
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Allmother

Allmother is a Hallandren Returned on Nalthis.
== Appearance and Personality ==
She appears old, with white hair and a wrinkled face, and is, in fact, the eldest of the gods in bodily age. She is also stocky for a goddess. Allmother tries to emulate the Returned of old by not simply answering petitioners with a yes or no, but rather helping them to the extent of her abilities. This is in part because she fears to lose her worshipers, and, consequently her access to Breaths. She keeps to herself and doesn't attend many court assemblies or listen to debates.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
As a Returned, Allmother has a divine Breath which gives her the benefits of being on the Fifth Heightening. This includes:
* Aura Recognition - allows her to assess the number of Breaths a person possesses. 
* Perfect Pitch
* Perfect Color Recognition - allows her to instantly and instinctively determine exact shades of colors and their hue harmonics.
* Perfect Life Sense - allows her to sense people around her.
* Agelessness - makes her immune to most toxins and physical ailments, as well as making her functionally immortal.
Allmother is one of the Returned with the duty and responsibility of holding the security phrases to control ten thousand Lifeless, a quarter of Hallandren's army.
== History ==
She was one of the four Returned in possession of Lifeless commands and is the goddess of matrons and families. Her core security phrase was "Verdant Bells." however she gave this code to Lightsong who changed it to Red Panther.
Blushweaver attempts to find out Allmother's Command for the Lifeless, to further her control over the Lifeless armies. Allmother refuses to give her security phrase to Blushweaver and later even refuses to speak to her.
Despite her dislike of Lightsong, she eventually agrees to meet with him after he releases a lifeless squirrel into her palace to cause havoc. She refuses to simply accept him giving her his Command and ultimately tells him her security phrase, because of the regard Calmseer held him in and also to force him to action.
== Relationships ==
She considered Calmseer her example and hated Lightsong "violently".
== Quotes ==
== Notes ==
Allomancer Jak and the Pits of Eltania

Allomancer Jak and the Pits of Eltania is a short story about an adventuring Allomancer named Jak, as told by him and edited by his Terrisman steward, Handerwym. Handerwym's annotations imply that the narrator is unreliable (prone to exaggeration and ignorance), but we do find out some information about koloss society post-Catacendre.
== Summary ==
The story starts with Jak waking up in a cave, out of metals. He then escapes the cave by jumping into the river in the canyon below after licking a tin deposit on the wall of the cave. He is promptly recaptured by the koloss who want to make him their leader and a koloss. He discovers that his girlfriend Elizandra Dramali is koloss-blooded. He does not want to become a koloss, so he says that he already is one and will prove it by getting the Survivor's treasure from the bottom of a spear-shaped pool. He dives down, finds a chest, and brings it back up. It contains a number of koloss spikes. The koloss are so excited to have new spikes to increase their numbers, Jak and Elizandra manage to escape, and Jak realizes that the chest itself is made of precious aluminum.
== Postscript ==
Note: the Postscript is found in Arcanum Unbounded, a collection of Cosmere stories.
This story is inspired by an idea of Brandon's brother Jordan, who wanted to do a radio drama, scripted by Brandon. The character Jak is meant to be in contrast to the more genuine, serious character of Wax, like the Adam West Batman versus the current Batman. Unlike The Eleventh Metal, this story is meant for established readers of the Mistborn series, revealing how Koloss are made in the post-Catacendre era.
== Publication History ==
It was originally published with the Mistborn Adventure Game's extension Alloy of Law. The short story is described as parts 28-30, although it's meant to be read on its own. The first 27 parts weren't published, except for one small unnumbered piece in The Elendel Daily Broadsheet that was included in the novel The Alloy of Law. Later books in the Mistborn series include broadsheets that have other unrelated references to Jak.
It was later released in part on Sanderson's website. It was also included in Arcanum Unbounded.
== Statistical Analysis ==
Allomancer Jak and the Pits of Eltania consists of 7,047 words split between a narrative and various footnotes.
Narrative Word Count	5,322
Footnotes Word Count	1,725
Total Word Count 	7,047
== Notes ==
 ~mag-ajpe
es:Alomante Jak y los Pozos de Eltania
Allomancy/table

Table of Allomantic Metals	Table of Allomantic Metals	Table of Allomantic Metals	Table of Allomantic Metals	Table of Allomantic Metals	Table of Allomantic Metals	Table of Allomantic Metals
PHYSICAL 	Pushing 	Pulling 	 	Pulling 	Pushing 	MENTAL
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Internal 	Internal 	 	 	 	 	
External 	External 	 	 	 	 	
ENHANCEMENT 	Pushing 	Pulling 	 	Pulling 	Pushing 	TEMPORAL
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The table of Allomantic metals as it is organised on the poster.
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Category: Allomancy
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Allomantic Agreement of '94

The Allomantic Agreement of '94 is a law regulating the use of Allomancy. It is in effect as of , so it must have been enacted in year 194 or 294 (the apostrophe in the title implies that it was not in year 94).
One of its provisions is the prohibition of using Rioters and likely Soothers for commercial gain, i.e. to influence customers into buying by manipulating their emotions. However, there is no law against paying Allomancers for their services, e.g. Coinshots as couriers or Soothing parlors.
Significant government resources are used to enforce this law, with entire departments watching for violations of it.
== Notes ==
Alloran Feltri

Alloran Feltri is a politician in Elendel on Scadrial.
He was a candidate for the Canalworkers 2nd Seat in the elections for the Elendel legislature in the fall of , and was considered the prohibitive favorite. However, The Elendel Daily ran an article alleging that he was an Allomancer and that he may have used his abilities to influence his constituents, which would have been a major scandal. The broadsheet's source was a former mistress of Feltri's who claimed that he was a Rioter.
==Trivia==
*His last name is similar to that of Elendel entrepreneur Carmine Feltry, but there is no confirmed connection between them.
== Notes ==