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calore by Hercolena Oliver March 6, 2009
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Maven Calore
In the Red Queen book series. A misunderstood character whose mind was messed up by his mother and consequently has an obsession with Mare. He is really an amazing person but was ruined by his mother. He is my cute bean and he shouldn’t have died.
Maven Calore by itsmehun May 6, 2019
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Maven Calore
Maven Calore, nicknamed Mavey, was a beautiful bisexual boy who didn’t deserve (spoiler alert) to die. He was a perfect person with the ability to make anyone fall for him. He had blue eyes and black hair and was my soulmate.
Maven Calore by htimsyeliah February 20, 2020
Maven Calore
The best and most interesting character from the Red Queen series by Victoria Aveyard. He is the favorite character of the majority of fans and Victoria herself. He is a 17 year old boy who has blue eyes, pale skin, and black hair. He is a burner and has fire abilities. SPOILER WARNING. He was abused and manipulated by his evil mother since he was a child. The real villain of the series is Elara Merandus, his mother. He tried to break away from her grasp, but he couldn't. He deserved better than how he was treated by the other characters. Although he was turned into a monster by his mother, deep down he was waiting for someone to save him. He lost everyone that he had ever loved, and he should not have died. Maven deserved the world. He truly is a tragic character.
Person 1: "Who is your favorite character from Red Queen?"
Person 2: "Is that even a question? Maven Calore of course! He's amazing, and he deserved better."
Person 2: "Is that even a question? Maven Calore of course! He's amazing, and he deserved better."
Maven Calore by itsamber April 7, 2021
maven calore
antagonist from the red queen series. hes the second born prince from the calore family and becomes king after his older brothers exile. he has raven hair and "haunting blue eyes", as described by the main character. he's a very morally gray character and in all honesty, i love him. while he did absolutely unforgiveable things to mare, his mother also did unforgiveable things to him (which is not an excuse for the trauma mare was forced to go through). he deserved a better life, one without his horrible mother and one with his first love, thomas.
maven calore by locatedinhell May 11, 2022
Tiberias Calore VII (Cal)
literally one of the most underrated characters in victoria aveyard's "red queen" series. brave, supportive and always standing for his beliefs, I LOVE THIS MAN AND I'M SO SORRY FOR WHAT HE WAS GOING TROUGH THE ENTIRE SERIES
Person 1: Do you like Tiberias Calore VII (Cal)?
Person 2: Yes, he's really caring, intelligent, and, you know, the man of my dreams.
Person 2: Yes, he's really caring, intelligent, and, you know, the man of my dreams.
Tiberias Calore VII (Cal) by soxenia May 5, 2022
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