The Roze Triplets
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The Roze Triplets - Dojango, Marsha, and Doris - claim to be triplets born of different mothers. This statement, while seemingly improbable, is backed up at first glance of the characters themselves. Dojango seems to be of mixed elvish breed and claims to be a distant relation of Morley Dotes, while Doris and Marsha are Grolls. They are first introduced to us in Sweet Silver Blues, but also make appearances in Bitter Gold Hearts, Old Tin Sorrows (very minor), and Angry Lead Skies - where they have mysteriously picked up the art of human speech.
The Roze triplets have a sort of lowest-common-denominator sense of humor. They also have a drinking problem - although the prodigious appetites of the groll pair make drinking an expensive proposition. They also have very low opinions of those who are prejudiced against non-humans, and are adept at making their feelings known when provoked. Dojango, actually, has a minor speech impediment, actually - an overriding need to use the word 'Actually'. It seems to get worse when he gets excited, actually.
The trio makes their living by doing anything that involves muscle. Obviously, the grolls are extremely handy in a fight, but even Dojango can hold his own, to the point of showing plentiful backbone even when faced with a vampire nest.
The Roze Triplets have something of a phobia regarding water and sea travel.
References
- Cook, Glen (1987). Sweet Silver Blues, pp 48-9, 71. New York: Penguin Books. ISBN 0-451-45070-1.
