The Farthest Shore

Main Characters and Their Development

• Ged (Sparrowhawk) - The Archmage of Earthsea, who embarks on a journey to discover the reason behind the disappearance of magic from the world. In this book, he demonstrates wisdom, determination, and a willingness to sacrifice himself to save the world. His character evolves from a confident and experienced wizard to a person who recognizes the limits of his abilities and the necessity of making difficult decisions.
• Arren (Lebannen) - A young prince who accompanies Ged on his journey. At the beginning of the story, he is full of doubts and self-uncertainty, but as the plot unfolds, he learns to take responsibility and exhibit leadership qualities. His development involves transitioning from a youth searching for his place in the world to a mature leader ready to accept his destiny.
• Cob - The antagonist of the story, a dark wizard who seeks immortality by disrupting the world's balance. His actions and motives are contrasted with Ged's desire to maintain harmony and order. Cob embodies the thirst for power and fear of death, leading to destructive consequences.