Eventually Dalinar had done what any good commander did when faced by such persistent mass insubordination… — Brandon Sanderson
Eventually Dalinar had done what any good commander did when faced by such persistent mass insubordination: He backed down. When good men disobeyed, it was time to look at your orders.
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