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Cynthia

Cynthia is a woman who became an alicentaur mare from the North Village in Xanth. Her talent is children accepting her as a parent, apparent. She was first introduced in Harpy Thyme as a major character.

Cynthia was delivered in 1005. She is the mate of Che and Umlaut and dam of Cheline, Chen, Cherin, and Chel. She was 16 years old when she entered the Brain Coral pool in 1021 and began aging again when she exited in 1093. She was 16 years old in 1093 when she took youth elixir and became 8. She is 33 years old.

Cynthia was transformed from a young human woman into an alicentaur by Magician Trent during his coup against King Aeolus when she was 16 years old. She was preserved in Brain Coral Pool for seventy-two years. When she left the pool, she found out about Che, who was 8 years old, and the other alicentaurs. She took youth elixir to youthen her to 8 years old as well. Zilche led her to the Ring of Water for the Swell Foop. She became host of Demon Saturn who was assigned the emotion of joy. She is married to Che in the main Xanth reality and Xanth Reality One and Umlaut in Reality Two.

Novels: Harpy Thyme, Geis of the Gargoyle, Roc and a Hard Place, Yon Ill Wind, Zombie Lover, Swell Foop, Currant Events, Pet Peeve, Stork Naked

A Bold Title means she was a major character. A Small Title means she was only mentioned.

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Notes

Human men and women will not have a species in their entries. Also, if the surname of the character is the character's species, it was dropped.

If the character is a child, it will be in the description. The child will more than likely be an adult by this time in the Xanth series.

Many species are single gender, so their entries will not mention it. The species are Fury, Muse, basilisk, cenmaid, cenmare, cockatrice, dryad, maenad, sand witch, sandman, and woodwife. Harpies and nymphs are usually female, and fauns are usually male; but there have been a few exceptions that are noted.

In some instances, I have made educated guesses on gender, species, and some birth years.

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