Voch characters - secondary

The most significant Voch'Khari character in "Alfie" is Ozge, a Voch who guides the caravan and becomes Alfie's lover for a while. She is the only Voch character seen outside chapter 10.

There are many Voch characters seen in chapter 10, but only 5 are ever named:


 * Aghavni - female. Her title is "Speaker of the Red". She was chosen by the Elders as a representative who handles business between the group of Voch who occupy the Redfort and the humans.
 * Naghani - female. Mother of Aghavni. She is specifically referred to as an "Elder". The reason her left arm and eye are missing is never explained. She is widely believed to still hate humans and to wish to cause trouble and sabotage the incipient truce with humans. Her actions and words on Voroni Night are usually taken by readers to be attempts to paint humans in a bad light and to undermine Aghavni's political position.
 * Rok - female. A Voch who becomes Lydia's lover for one night. She moves with the Elders Naghani and Dvurki, but she is never directly referred to asn an Elder. Her actual relationship with the Elders, or any other Voch, is never made clear. Unlike the other Voch who are named in the story, Rok always speaks in the Voch'Khari tongue, never in a human language.
 * Dvurki - male. He is an Elder who never removes his mask, so his true appearance is never known.
 * Hova - female. A wife of Aghavni. She carries either Marco or Lydia from the site of the induction ceremony to Aghavni's loft home; which human she carries is impossible to determine because there are two Voch carrying the humans, and they do not remove their masks until they have dropped the humans in the loft.

There is one character named who may or may not be a Voch'Khari: a character named Bubby. This character is literally never seen at all. In chapter 8, during a meeting with the elf Ailduin, Ozge speaks this name, saying that "Bubby" could not wait for the caravan and so had to leave before the meeting. But the character is never referred to again.