Purse Snippet

Purse Snippet was a dancer and orator from Nemil who was famous across the Seven Cities. She was a curvaceous woman with midnight black hair and a lithe smile who inspired intense lust and desire in her audiences. Yet she herself found nothing to satisfy her own desires, so she submerged herself in an addictive grey powder that she added to her wine.Crack'd Pot Trail, Chapter 2 
== In Crack'd Pot Trail==
Purse traveled with a caravan on the Cracked Pot Trail across the Great Dry to Farrog. There she sought to dance and sing in the Shrine of the Indifferent God. She would do the impossible, steal the indifference from a god, and finally satisfy her own wants.Crack'd Pot Trail, Chapter 2 When the caravan ran out of food, the other well armed travelers decided their "useless" artistic companions would be more useful as meals. Purse was given unanimous dispensation, but the other artists were forced to perform every night in competition for the right to live another day. Purse decided to enter her own tale even though she would not be judged like the rest. It concerned a lonely woman desired by others but unable to find worth in herself. Poet Avas Didion Flicker understood the self-referential subtext and promised to redeem her before the end of the trip.Crack'd Pot Trail, Chapter 3 
As the pilgrim caravan came to the end of the Great Dry, Flicker told a story to the already agitated group of Nehemothanai and Chanters that hinted that their necromancer quarry were the true passengers in the Dantoc Calmpositis' carriage. Tiny and his brothers attacked and the carriage went out of control, dragging them and the Well Knight Arpo Relent and the Mortal Sword Tulgord Vise over a three-hundred-foot cliff to their apparent deaths.Crack'd Pot Trail, Chapter 6
Fellow traveler Sardic Thew paid Flicker handsomely for the Dantoc's death, now revealed to be a carefully planned and artfully executed assassination. Flicker turned to Purse Snippet now that she knew what he was, and asked her if by comparing herself to him, could she not find something worthy in herself. 
She could and she did.Crack'd Pot Trail, Chapter 6
==Notes and references==
Category:Females