Divine Rivals (Letters of Enchantment Part One) Characters

This Study Guide consists of approximately 45 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Divine Rivals.

Divine Rivals (Letters of Enchantment Part One) Characters

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Iris Winnow

Iris is one of the novel’s protagonists. She is 18 years old. Iris is Forest's sister and Aster's daughter. When the novel begins, she is working at the Oath Gazette, writing obituaries. Iris dreams of becoming a proper journalist someday.

Iris’ main problem is her grief. Iris’ grief regarding her brother’s departure and her mother’s alcoholism prevents her from reaching her full potential at work. That is why her correspondence with Carver is so crucial to her development. Through Carver, Iris realizes she is not alone in her suffering. He gives her the strength and support to pursue a career as a war correspondent, which proves to be a rewarding experience.

Becoming a war correspondent upends Iris’ life, opening her eyes to the horrors of battle. For all the situation’s darkness, Iris succeeds in building lifelong friendships that transform her worldview. In Avalon Bluff...

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