Hmm,

[pbray]

Stolen from mcurry


Dworkin was a member of the royal family of Chaos until he rebelled and drew the Pattern - the supreme artifact of Order. It was he who was Amber's first king and the father of Oberon. Somewhere during this time, his humanform became hunch-backed, though he still retained the power of shapeshifting. A sorceror of unimaginable power, he was rendered unstable for awhile because of his intimate link to the Pattern - drawn using the Jewel of Judgement and his own blood. By the time Merlin meets him in Roger Zelazny's Knight of Shadows, Dworkin had recovered from his malady and was still enigmatic.

Which Amberite are you?

It's been so long since I last read them, I now have a craving to reread the Amber novels again.

Comments

[melissajm.livejournal.com]

Hm, I'm not sure I like this character:

You are Florimel

Florimel, also known as "Flora", is beautiful and usually passive. Quick to fall for a handsome face, but as fickle as they come. She means well, but a girl has to look out for herself. In Roger Zelazny's "Nine Princes in Amber", Corwin describes her as having red haired with eyes that "were as blue as Lake Erie at three o'clock on a cloudless summer afternoon", she kept watch over Corwin during his exile on Earth and kept Eric updated on his whereabouts.

Then again, I haven't read the books yet.

[pbray.livejournal.com]

Well there weren't really interesting female characters in the first five books, but Flora was the best of the bunch if that's any consolation.

[melissajm.livejournal.com]

Scary thought!