Roën’s second-in-command mercenary. He’s hulking, menacing, and wants nothing more than to hurt, rape, or collect the bounty on Zélie’s head after she injured him in the last novel. He does, however, fear Roën and so agrees to leave both Roën and Zélie alone. He takes over Roën’s band of mercenaries when Roën decides to get out of the business.
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Harun Character Timeline in Children of Virtue and Vengeance
The timeline below shows where the character Harun appears in Children of Virtue and Vengeance. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Chapter Three
At the entrance of Roën’s hideout, Roën’s enforcer, Harun, menacingly calls Zélie a maggot. Zélie flinches; King Saran carved “maggot” into her back not...
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Chapter Five
...Walking through the crowd, Amari looks magical. Roën quietly reminds Zélie to stay alert as Harun intercepts a guard. He explains that plenty of people want Amari dead. Zélie notices that...
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Chapter Ten
...Roën threatens Amari for payment, but Amari calls on her ashê and Roën backs down. Harun and the men ride up and Roën announces that they’re moving out. Zélie shouts after...
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Chapter Eighty-Two
...she can’t forgive her—she killed indiscriminately so she could rule. Zélie’s thoughts are interrupted by Harun’s voice. She peers around the corner and sees Roën tell five members of his crew...
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Roën seems to accept the cigar and nods. Harun nods too, but suddenly, Roën tackles Harun to the ground and presses the lit end...
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