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Meggie is described as an evil witch that cant choose the right guy. geez people its between Dora the explorer or Farid the great not that hard. |
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Meggie is described as a tall and slim girl with straight long, blonde hair and blue eyes. People say she looks just like her mother. Meggie generally wears casual clothing, described as jeans, sweaters and occaisonally dresses. She is very laid-back. She loves reading books, especially ones with happy endings, and they are her closest friends. She Loves a boy named Farid. Meggie gave the nickname "Mo" to her father, and has never called him anything else. She also has the talent to read characters out of books.She is a very brave girl but can sometimes be rather obstinate. |
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Revision as of 18:37, 1 May 2009
| Meggie Folchart | |
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| ''Inkworld'' character | |
| File:Meggie Folchart.jpg Eliza Bennett as Meggie Folchart in Inkheart | |
| First appearance | Inkheart |
| Last appearance | Inkdeath |
| Created by | Cornelia Funke |
| Portrayed by | Eliza Bennett |
| In-universe information | |
| Family | Mortimer Folchart (father) Teresa Folchart (mother) Elinor Loredan (great-aunt) unnamed brother |
Meggie Folchart is a character in the Inkworld trilogy, by Cornelia Funke. She is the only daughter to Mo and his wife Teresa ("Resa"). Meggie serves as one of the protagonists of the series.[1]
Description
Meggie is described as an evil witch that cant choose the right guy. geez people its between Dora the explorer or Farid the great not that hard.
Character biography
- In the first book Inkheart, Meggie learns that her father can bring stories to life and is being chased by a man called Capricorn for this. She gets captured by Capricorn and Mo comes to save her. Together with her great-aunt Elinor, Dustfinger - a fire-eater, Farid - a boy called from a book, Fenoglio - the writer of Inkheart and a horned marten named Gwin, Meggie and Mo try to destroy Capricorn and his evil army.
- In Inkspell, Meggie and Farid jump into the book and try to save Mo from an execution. Meggie has a romantic relationship with Farid.
- In Inkdeath, Meggie follows the strolling players under the leadership of the Black Prince. The romantic relationship with Farid is shattered as Meggie feels betrayed by his inability to come see her due to his service to Orpheus. Meggie accompanies the Bluejay into Ombra Castle, begins a new relationship with a boy named Doria who she later falls in love with, and helps the strolling players to fend off an attack by the Milksop.
- Meggie's father is Mortimer Folchart and he has the ability to read characters out of books, just like the power Meggie found of herself. Mo (also called Bluejay or Silvertongue) read his wife into Inkheart and was searching for a long time to finally find a copy to read Resa (his wife) out of it again. This was when Inkheart took off and the mysteries and the story unfolded of this magical land.