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'''Dob''' is an elderly stable hand at [[Silence's waystop]] in the [[Forests of Hell]] on [[Threnody]].{{book ref|sfs}} |
'''Dob''' is an elderly stable hand at [[Silence's waystop]] in the [[Forests of Hell]] on [[Threnody]].{{book ref|sfs}} |
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After his chores are done, Dob likes to smoke his pipe on the waystop's porch.{{book ref|sfs}} |
After his chores are done, Dob likes to smoke his pipe on the waystop's porch.{{book ref|sfs}} |
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Revision as of 04:40, 30 March 2019
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“ I'm an idiot, mam. Not a fool. ”
— Dob[1]
Dob is an elderly stable hand at Silence's waystop in the Forests of Hell on Threnody.[1]
Dob takes care of the horses of people who stay at the waystop.[1] He is under standing orders to leave watering for last, in case Silence wants to add wetleek sap to their water in order to track bounties. He sleeps in the stable with the horses.
Dob has worked at the waystop since before William Montane's death; he is a loyal man.[1] However, Dob is not terribly intelligent, and Silence Montane thinks that he has no idea that she is the White Fox. On the contrary, Dob is fully aware of her secret identity. When Silence returns from hunting Chesterton Divide, carrying William Ann, both injured from the withering touch of shades, Dob pours silver dust on the two of them to save their lives.
After his chores are done, Dob likes to smoke his pipe on the waystop's porch.[1]