Character · from book 4
Bonnie
Commandant Kane's only daughter, level 5, in an oversized Dallas Cowboys jersey stained with her father's blood: her pet pig Sausage was the Bactrians' hostage, and his death bought their town a bombing; her card passes on a rumour that her tantrum over him got the changeling village bombed. Found running a lemonade stand over her father's body with her eyes dilated by a potion he gave her to stop the crying; taken in by Juice Box and the camels; the last to be seen wanting to install upgrades on the flying house.
Race and class, since book 4: Dirigible Gnome
First appears: Book 4
Series arc
Through book 4
Commandant Kane's only daughter, level 5, in an oversized Dallas Cowboys jersey stained with her father's blood, whose pet pig was the Bactrians' hostage; found running a lemonade stand over her father's body with her eyes dilated by a potion he gave her to stop the crying, and taken in by Juice Box and the camels (B4 ch. 16, B4 ch. 17). The last to be seen wanting to install upgrades on the flying house (B4 ch. 33).
Where they appear
| Book | Chapters they are in (of the book's) | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods | 6/35 | Ch. 16, Ch. 17, Ch. 18, Ch. 32, Ch. 33, Ch. 34 · the book's own page |
By book
Bonnie in book 4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods
Seen first as a speck in a doorway with a FarSeerer (ch. 12); then at the door of a suburban house in a bloody Cowboys jersey: 'Have you come to kill my father? You're a little late' (ch. 15). Her card passes on a rumour blaming the bombing of the changeling village on her tantrum over Sausage. She runs a lemonade stand over Kane's corpse with dilated eyes, keeps offering Carl a glass, and does not notice a boss fight (ch. 16); hands over the soul crystal because her father said to give it to an adult (ch. 17). Waking at Skarn's: 'He knew she was going to do it […] Do you have another one of those potions? Please?' Mongo gives her the rabbit; Carl writes 'for a little girl named Bonnie' in the Cookbook (ch. 17, ch. 18). Sent to the sixth floor with the changelings, wanting to upgrade the house (ch. 33).