Drizzt Do'Urden

One of the many book series focusing on the Dungeons and Dragons universe, known as the Legend of Drizzt, is one that focuses strongly on the darker tones of having to live as an ostracized member of society and the good things that come anyways. The story focuses on Drizzt Do’Urden, a rogue drow elf that escaped the murderous, hedonistic lifestyle of the underground drow city of Menzoberranzan and the accompanying worship of Lolth, the spider goddess. Drizzt faces many hardships within Menzoberranzan and outside of it, including stark racism and having to sacrifice many things (both literally and figuratively,) though at the same time one of the most treasured things he gains along the way is the friends who can see past his race. Sacrifice…

Millie left with her pride intact; She wore her dignity like a bullet-proof vest, Left her letter-jacket at the door, Changed her name to Artemis and didn't come back. Artemis didn't need a war cry. Artemis had the buzz of the razor over her head for a snarl; Artemis had chipped black nail polish for jagged claws; Artemis had lipstick for war paint and silver piercings for armor; Artemis grinned like baring fangs and her middle finger could almost have the magic of her namesake, Could almost…

help break the lines. He then went on a quest to train other elves with the way of magic. On page 330, the author’s writing style is very specific and funny even. It says, “‘Maybe you can calm him. I didn’t do a very good job,’ said Kaytett. ‘What did you do, punch him?’(Pelyn) ‘No, I shouted at him while banging his head against the ground.’(Kaytett) Pelyn snorted back a laugh. Takaar’s head snapped up and he scrambled to his feet. He shook off Auum’s hands and walked forward a couple of paces.…