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Living being in The Oz Series

Ianu

An invisible boy, younger sibling of a girl, living with his family in the Valley of Voe; scolded by his mother for having a dirty face she cannot see to check.

Appears in 1 chapters, first in chapter 78, last in chapter 78.

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What the story establishes

AffiliationFamily living in a cottage in the Valley of Voe. (as of ch. 78)
Ageyoung child, smaller and younger than his sister (as of ch. 78)
AppearanceInvisible due to eating dama-fruit; physically a boy somewhat smaller than his sister, who herself has soft fluffy hair, satin-smooth skin, and delicately formed features. (as of ch. 78)
Being natureHuman, currently rendered invisible by eating the dama-fruit of the Valley of Voe.
Dialogue styleShort, gleeful, childish exclamations, often teasing or boastful in tone. (as of ch. 78)
Is aliveyes (as of ch. 78)
Maturation stageChild, somewhat smaller/younger than his sister who is about Dorothy's age.
PersonalityGleeful and mischievous; delights in the fact that his invisibility lets him get away with things, like having a dirty face his mother cannot check. (as of ch. 78)
QuirksGleeful about being invisible because his mother cannot check whether his face is dirty. (as of ch. 78)
Referential profilemasculine (as of ch. 78)
Sex profilemale (as of ch. 78)

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From the text

"And mama can't tell whether my face is dirty or not!" added the other childish voice, gleefully.Chapter 78

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