Happy Sunday, friends! Welcome to Sunday Portraits, where we give a face to our beloved book friends!
Today we have: Shades of Magic by V.E. Schwab:
RHY MARESH
Rhy can be quick-tempered and frustrated easily, but at heart, he is fun-loving and endlessly kind and generous to those around him which is why he is well-loved by most citizens of Arnes. Furthermore, Rhy is rather reckless as his antics have often gotten him and Kell in trouble in the past, resulting in Kell having had to save him.
Rhy struggles with feelings of inadequacy to reign over Arnes due to his lack of magical prowess—something some Arnesians excoriate him for. Though he has some ability with fire magic, his restless nature and lack of focus, not to mention a lack of natural-born talent, prevent him from mastering the dedicated art of magic as Kell does. His frustration with his inability to use magic and the feeling of powerlessness is the reason why Rhy carelessly accepted a necklace from Holland Vosijk which was said to give him the strength he desired but, in reality, only allowed Astrid Dane to take over his mind and body.
Rhy Maresh
Rhy is a gorgeous prince of the Red London. He's kind, caring, and more mature than I'd expected from the first few chapters in which I met him. I really admire his ability to listen and make fair judgement. In the end, he's as beautiful a person, as he is a man.
Book review: A Darker Shade of Magic [1]; A Gathering of Shadows [2]; A Conjuring of Light [3]
Painting by: Nosferatu
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