Please, for the love of all that's mighty, someone tell my boyfriend to let me stare into space and cry all the hell I want. (He doesn't read, he doesn't get it). I love him, but I need to be alone for a while. 
 You have no idea how hard it's for me to be writing this review, I feel empty but happy at the same time. This is one of the best fantasy series I've ever read. 
 I won't deny that this book started slow, but it was totally worth it and masterfully crafted because much of that "slowness" was due to the characters apathy about what is going on in their world. I think it was done on purpose by the author. You almost feel the despair as powerful as the characters feel it. Everyone in Kelsier's crew seems to have lost something. 
 Elend his idealism. 
 Sazed his faith. 
 Spook his innocence. 
 Ham his philosophy. 
 Breeze his joviality. 
 Vin her drive and her hope. 
 There's a very good reason, the world is ending. The story follows the characters as they try their best to find answers and do what they can while knowing that a greater force is manipulating them. A force that they can't comprehend very well, a God. How can someone fight a God? Sometimes you almost want the world to be destroyed so the despair and anxiety of knowing the oncoming doom can be over. However there is something that this god doesn't get and that doesn't let the characters give up. Hope, love, friendship, trust, faith. 
 I repeat, this is one of the best fantasy series I've read. The world building was outstanding and the ending, although very emotional, was satisfying. You get to understand what's going on and have an answer to almost every question throughout the series, while maintaining some fundamental questions that we ask ourselves in the real world. Some fundamental things will always be mysteries. 
 I was going to have a break of the Mistborn world for a while fearing the sequel, set centuries later, will not live up to its predecessor. But, I'm dying to see how this story is transformed into legend or religion and how the characters of the first 3 books appear in the next ones as figures of legend, if they appear at all. I don't know, for now I'll just savor the feeling that these 3 books left me with. 
 PD: I've just read about Sanderson's Cosmere, this could get even better! More than world building there's universe building. There are just so many books missing... If Sanderson can finish everything he has planned this could be a masterpiece8