In The Hand of The Goddess - Principal Characters

Principal Characters

  • King Ain- Tusaine’s King
  • Sir Alanna of Trebond- A squire and later a Knight
  • Sir Alex- once Alanna’s friend, later Roger’s squire, and Knight, tries to kill Alanna
  • Duke Baird- chief healer at the palace
  • Coram Smythesson
  • Delia of Eldorne- one of the Queen’s Ladies, a great beauty, Roger sends her to chase after Jonathan.
  • Faithful- Alanna’s purple-eyed cat given her by the Goddess
  • Duke Gareth of Naxen- Gary’s Father
  • Gareth (Gary) of Naxen- Son of Duke Gareth, Jon and Alanna's friend, instructs Alanna before her Ordeal
  • George Cooper- King of the Rogue, Alanna's friend
  • Duke Hilam- King Ain’s brother and Prime Minister
  • Jonathan of Conté- crown prince of Tortall, Alanna’s friend and later, her lover
  • Moonlight- Alanna's faithful steed
  • Myles of Olau- Alanna's friend and mentor, a knight and teacher
  • Raoul of Goldenlake- Knight, friend of Alanna and Jon
  • Duke Roger of Contè- Jonathan’s cousin and Alanna’s greatest enemy, Roger plots to kill the King, Queen and Jonathan to have the throne of Tortall to himself
  • Thom of Trebond- Alanna’s brother, studying sorcery in the City of the Gods, Passes his Mastery at 17, when most don’t even try until 30
Tamora Pierce's Tortall universe
The Song of the Lioness
  • Alanna: The First Adventure
  • In the Hand of the Goddess
  • The Woman Who Rides Like a Man
  • Lioness Rampant
The Immortals
  • Wild Magic
  • Wolf-Speaker
  • Emperor Mage
  • The Realms of the Gods
Protector of the Small
  • First Test
  • Page
  • Squire
  • Lady Knight
Daughter of the Lioness
  • Trickster's Choice
  • Trickster's Queen
Provost's Dog
  • Terrier
  • Bloodhound
  • Mastiff

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