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Tress manages to gain admittance onto the ship by hanging on to the side, before they let her onboard. She proves her usefulness to the ship by scrubbing decks, filling pouches of spores for use with the cannons, and eventually taking over the role of being the ships sprouter.{{book ref|tress|12}}{{book ref|tress|16}}{{book ref|tress|21}} Tress learned that the [[Crow|Captain]] wanted the ship to become deadrunners to force the crew to be loyal.{{book ref|tress|19}} She finds some Midnight spores with the help of [[Hoid]], that she figures out can be used to spy on the Captain in exchange for water.{{book ref|tress|24}}{{book ref|tress|31}}
Tress scrubs the deck of Crow's Song for her keep until she is promoted to sprouter because she doesn't fear the spores.{{book ref|tress|21}}
 
   
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==

Revision as of 02:38, 10 January 2023

Tress
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Family
Parents Lem, Ulba
Profession Sprouter, Pirate
Residence Diggen's Point
Homeworld Lumar
Universe Cosmere
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The girl, however, might be as you imagined—assuming you imagined her as thoughtful, soft-spoken, and overly fond of collecting cups.

Hoid describing Tress.[1]

Glorf, known to most people as Tress, is the Captain and sprouter of Crow's Song on Lumar.[2][3] She was born on an island in the Emerald Sea called Diggen's Point,[1] where she lived until leaving to rescue Charlie from the Sorceress.[4]

Appearance and Personality

Tress is thoughtful and kind, with a tendency for fixation that lead to a large collection of cups and a natural ability for sprouting. Tress's hair has been described as the color of wheat or honey, however she would prefer to call it light brown.[1]

Attributes and Abilities

Tress is a sprouter, meaning that she has a practiced ability to use and manipulate aether spores.

History

Early Life

Tress was born to a peasant family, named Glorf after family members before her. Her wild hair gained her the name Tress, which everyone knew her by.[1] She washed windows for a meager living, using much of her funds to buy ingredients to make pies to exchange for cups that sailors brought her. Regularly running into the duke's son Charlie on the mansion's grounds, which she could access because she cleaned the windows, she soon fell in love with him despite him pretending to be a groundskeeper.[5]

Leaving the Rock

Tress tries to escape Diggen's Point to rescue Charlie from the Sorceress when the king and Duke refuse to.[4] She manages to con her way onboard the Oot's Dream pretending to be an inspector with her father's assistance, but is captured and imprisoned by the crew.[6][7][8] The ship is a smuggling ship and the crew believe her to be an inspector who is out to get them.[8] She meets Huck while being held captive, not long before the ship is attack by the pirate ship Crow's Song.[8][9][10] Fleeing the ship after the seethe stops, Tress walks across the Verdant Sea to seek passage on the pirate ship.[11]

Crow's Song

Tress manages to gain admittance onto the ship by hanging on to the side, before they let her onboard. She proves her usefulness to the ship by scrubbing decks, filling pouches of spores for use with the cannons, and eventually taking over the role of being the ships sprouter.[11][12][3] Tress learned that the Captain wanted the ship to become deadrunners to force the crew to be loyal.[13] She finds some Midnight spores with the help of Hoid, that she figures out can be used to spy on the Captain in exchange for water.[14][15]

Notes

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