They successfully flee Sevenwaters, where the brothers live as swans during the day and return to human form by dusk. Desire control over Lord Colum's realm, Lady Oonagh curses the six brothers, who are transformed into swans and attempts to kill Sorcha. Immediately suspicious of Lady Oonagh's motives upon her arrival at Sevenwaters after bewitching their father, Finbar distances herself from their new stepmother similar to Sorcha and Conor, unlike their other sibilings. Furthermore, Sorcha and Finbar's bond allow them to share thoughts and images to each other mentally, similar to telepathy. Quiet and intuitive, Finbar shares the closest bond to Sorcha, followed by Conor, as the three's contemplativeness and curiosity for knowledge deepened their bond. Due to Finbar's close resemblance to her, Lord Colum was averse to Finbar and Sorcha's presence after his wife died giving birth to the latter. The fifth child of Lord Colum and Niamh, Finbar was born after Conor and had an especially close relationship with their mother, embodying her 'stillness'. He is a major character throughout the Sevenwaters Trilogy, and appears in Son of the Shadows, Child of the Prophecy, and Seer of Sevenwaters primarily as a mentor, providing information, consolation, and advice to the protagonists. Beloved by his sister Sorcha, Finbar had a peaceful and content life at Sevenwaters until he was turned into a swan with his brothers by Lady Oonagh's curse in Daughter of the Forest. Sevenwaters Forest (formerly), a cave on Inis Eala (until death)įinbar is the fifth son of Lord Colum of Sevenwaters and Lady Niamh.

Oisin, Ronan, unnamed boy (great-great-nephews)Įmer, Firinne, unnamed girl (great-great-nieces) Muirrin, Deirdre, Clodagh, Maeve, Sibeal, Eilis (great-nieces) Johnny, Fintan, Cormack, Coll, Finbar (great-nephews) Niamh, Liadan, Aisha, Carmen, Dolores (nieces) Liam, Diarmid, Cormack, Conor, Padriac, Sorcha, Ciarán

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