The Golden Fool - Chapter XV, Quarrel; Chapter XVI, Fathers; Chapter XVII, Explosions Summary & Analysis

Robin Hobb
This Study Guide consists of approximately 38 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Golden Fool.

The Golden Fool - Chapter XV, Quarrel; Chapter XVI, Fathers; Chapter XVII, Explosions Summary & Analysis

Robin Hobb
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Chapter XV, Quarrel; Chapter XVI, Fathers; Chapter XVII, Explosions Summary

In Chapter XV, Quarrel, Tom looks at scrolls. The Queen says to be Witted is no crime. She stops executions of the Witted in Buckkeep Town. She makes the citizens sign a proclamation not to execute just for being Witted. Tom still dreams of Nettle, but he ignores her. Tom is still angry with Golden, but he goes to Golden's chambers. They get in a verbal fight. Tom is prideful and says he is angry because Golden keeps telling Jek and everyone that they are gay lovers. Tom says his reputation is damaged. Golden speaks to Jek in a woman's voice, or Amber's voice. Jek may believe Golden is actually a woman, so she believes their relationship is heterosexual. Golden confesses his love for Tom. Tom says...

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