No, Mo did. I recommend Wikipedia if you want a details.
He is an immature fire-eater.. He always follows Dustfinger around.. If Dustfinger's there Farid is sure to be too..
i think it is either dustfinger or farid
Farid is a boy read by Mortimer Folchart out of the book Tales From the Thousand and One Nights in Inkheart. He is Dustfinger's apprentice and is almost as good at being a fire-eater as Dustfinger by the end of the trilogy. He is also fond of Meggie Folchart.
In the ending of "Inkdeath" by Cornelia Funke, Farid sacrifices himself to save Dustfinger's life. He trades his life for Dustfinger's, and is fatally wounded in the process. Farid dies, leaving Dustfinger devastated over the loss of his loyal apprentice and friend.
Farid asked Meggie to read him into inkheart because Dustfinger was read in by Orpheus (or somthing like that) but he left Farid behind and Farid wants to find him because he will die because of his marten Gwin
Dustfinger at the beginning of the books is very selfish and only thinks of himself. However, over the course of the books he grows to care for Farid, Meggie, and her parents. At the end of the books he is a much more caring and kind person, than at the beggining.
Some adjectives that describe Dustfinger in "Inkheart" by Cornelia Funke are mysterious, loyal, and enigmatic.
Well, honey, Farid was left behind because Dustfinger decided to go back to his original story alone. Maybe he just needed some alone time, who knows? But one thing's for sure, Farid wasn't part of the plan, so he got left in the dust.
1st Farid dies because Basta stabs him the Mo kills Basta in revenge but then Dustfinger gives up his life for Farid so Dustfinger dies and Farid lives.
Mo Folchart- Brendan Fraser Meggie Folchart- Eliza Hope Bennett Dustfinger- Paul Bettany Elinor Loredan- Helen Mirren Capricorn- Andy Serkis Fenoglio- Jim Broadbent Farid- Rafi Gavron
The stranger is Dustfinger.
His name is Farid. Farid was read out of the book Arabian Nights by Meggie's Father, Mo. Farid was just a simple servant for the forty thieves. He has troubles with the world outside the book at first, but grows to enjoy living there. Farid also has a very strong friendship with the fire eater Dustfinger. It is made obvious in the story that Meggie and Farid both like each other very much.