Difference between revisions of "Chapter:Twenty - Bloody Hands Into Stinging Fists (The Name of the Wind)"
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*[[Character appearance::Seth]] is a farmer driving his cart into Tarbean to sell his produce. | *[[Character appearance::Seth]] is a farmer driving his cart into Tarbean to sell his produce. | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Character appearance::Jake]] is Seth's son. |
*[[Character appearance::Kvothe]] is riding on their cart. | *[[Character appearance::Kvothe]] is riding on their cart. | ||
*[[Character appearance::Pike]] mugs Kvothe, with a few others boys. They steal then break Kvothe's father's lute. | *[[Character appearance::Pike]] mugs Kvothe, with a few others boys. They steal then break Kvothe's father's lute. | ||
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| − | *[[ | + | *[[The Eld]] is mentioned, but not defined in the phrase "How would your mother like it if you brought home a couple of the finest orange butter squash this side of the Eld?" |
==Groups== | ==Groups== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:37, 8 June 2021
Kvothe enters Tarbean. He gets attacked by a few young boys living on the streets. They're led by Pike and Kvothe loses his father's lute. He's beaten unconscious, but saved by a city watchman.
Contents
Characters
Characters physically appearing in the chapter
- Seth is a farmer driving his cart into Tarbean to sell his produce.
- Jake is Seth's son.
- Kvothe is riding on their cart.
- Pike mugs Kvothe, with a few others boys. They steal then break Kvothe's father's lute.
- Lin is one of Pike's cohorts.
Characters mentioned in the chapter, but not physically present
Locations
Locations physically appearing in the chapter
- Tarbean is where the knobby squash farmer takes Kvothe.
- Seaward Square is there they set up shop to sell their Squash.
Locations mentioned in the chapter, but not physically visited
- The Eld is mentioned, but not defined in the phrase "How would your mother like it if you brought home a couple of the finest orange butter squash this side of the Eld?"
Groups
Groups mentioned in the chapter, but not physically present
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