Devlin is Sorcha's enforcer and all around scary guard. And third, Sorcha's younger brother Devlin. I'm actually a little worried for her, which just goes to show how Marr was able to lend a certain humanity to a faery who goes out of her way to avoid conversing with humans. Instead, she stepped right off the page and the scenes with her and Seth tugged at my heart and made me look forward to more from her in the fourth (or fifth) book. The queen of the High Court and the most remote of faeries, I thought I would find her tedious and cruel. Is it me or does it take embracing evil to see clearly in this world? Irial felt the same way to me and, though I have loved Niall in all his forms and allegiances, I think this incarnation may be my favorite. With the flapping coat and the brotherhood with Seth and the freedom he inhabits as the leader of the dark fey. I have no words for how awesome the Dark Lord is.
Everyone's fate seems to hang on them, yes, but it's the peripheral characters who steal the show.
The interesting thing about Fragile Eternityis that the most compelling characters are not those four.
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