Solovey

Solovey is a great stallion brought to Vasya by Morozko to be her companion towards the end of The Bear and the Nightingale.

Appearance and personality
When we are first introduced to Solovey, he appears as a tiny nightingale with a dull-brown head and brown wings. When he next appears he has taken the form of a bay stallion with black-dappled quarters and a star between his eyes.

History
"'I was foaled at twilight. Or perhaps I was hatched; I cannot remember. It was long ago. Sometimes I run, and sometimes I remember to fly. And thus I am named.' —Solovey, The Bear and the Nightingale"

The Bear and the Nightingale
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The Girl in the Tower
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The Winter of the Witch
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Vasya Petrovna
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Trivia

 * Solovey means "Nightingale".
 * He is the son of Morozko's white mare.

Memorable quotes

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Gallery
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