Gower [GOW-er][1] was Lord of the Black Jheck of the Toblai Tundra.[2] In his human form, he was a huge, hairy and heavily bearded man with thick shoulders, a battered ugly face, thick lips, and shaggy brows,[3][4][5][6] but as a D'ivers he could veer into six enormous black wolves.[7][8] His wolves were heavy, hump-shouldered, and shaggy-haired with amber eyes.[9] He kept his feelings hidden behind cool, cunning eyes, unlike his more emotional counterpart, Casnock of the White Jheck.[10]
He had multiple wives, but no friends.[11]
Gower wore furs and a leather jerkin with weapons on his belt and harness. He also carried an obsidian knife known to the Jheck as the Black Blade.[12][6]
In The God is Not Willing[]
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Speculations[]
Gower may be named after Neil Gower, artist of the maps included with each of the Malazan novels.
Notes and references[]
- ↑ Spoiler Chat: The God is Not Willing with Steven Erikson and Philip Chase - A Critical Dragon - As pronounced by Steven Erikson at 01:27:05 (rhymes with power)
- ↑ The God is Not Willing, Chapter 13, US HC p.219
- ↑ The God is Not Willing, Chapter 6, US HC p.125
- ↑ The God is Not Willing, Chapter 19, US HC p.356/357/358
- ↑ The God is Not Willing, Chapter 13, US HC p.229
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 The God is Not Willing, Chapter 21, US HC p.399
- ↑ The God is Not Willing, Chapter 9, US HC p.160
- ↑ The God is Not Willing, Chapter 6, US HC p.109-110
- ↑ The God is Not Willing, Chapter 19, US HC p.350/353
- ↑ The God is Not Willing, Chapter 21, US HC p.413
- ↑ The God is Not Willing, Chapter 23, US HC p.465
- ↑ The God is Not Willing, Chapter 13, US HC p.219-220