Character Sketcher
Part One
“Fabrizio”
Character Traits
Compassionate (Page 5, Paragraph 2)
Fabrizio shows that he is very compassionate, especially toward his master, Mangus. Fabrizio loves Mangus and even after Mangus went to trial for wizardry, Fabrizio stayed with him after all the other servants left. Fabrizio felt love and compassion for the man that had been like a father to him. By staying, Fabrizio has shown how truly compassionate for Mangus he is.
- Naive (Page 11, Paragraph 6 through Page 12, paragraph 5)
After Mangus is summoned back to the castello, Fabrizio fears that he will be tried again and possible killed. Fabrizio, being only 12, suggest that Mangus escape. After Mangus pointed out that there were soldiers surrounding the house, Fabrizio begins to suggest that Mangus make himself disappear. This incident shows Fabrizio’s naivety because he believes that Mangus can escape despite the fact that they are surrounded, and despite the fact that Mangus cannot make himself disappear.
- Loyal (Page 23, Paragraph 12 through Page 24)
After the soldiers mock his master, Fabrizio was outraged that they would dare to do so. Fabrizio became very furious and decided to create some magic own his own by making a coin disappear and puzzling the soldiers so they become quiet. This shows incredible loyalty because Fabrizio could have been killed for doing magic, but he took the chance so that he could save his master from being mocked.
Character Goal
Fabrizio’s goal is to protect his master, Mangus, from being tried again or harmed.
Character Problem
Fabrizio’s problem is that Mangus has been called to the castello once more, and he fears that Mangus is going to be harmed.
Solution or Possible
Solution
A possible solution for Fabrizio is to help Mangus escape one they are on the road to the castello. If he cannot escape, Fabrizio can take extra care to protect Mangus in the castello or maybe perform magic to save his life.
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