Rosenquartz

Rosenquartz is a glass man owned by Fenoglio

Biography
He slept in a drawer with his head on a tiny pillow.

Rosenquartz was used by Fenoglio to spy on Orpheus, but Rosenquartz would rather sneak to Seamstresses' Street to chase glass women. Fenoglio usually reprimanded him.

Personality
Rosenquartz is often easily offended and is very stubborn. He is mostly peevish and put-upon. He was appreciative of Elinor's frankness toward the author once she arrived in the Inkworld. Due to this act of kindness, Rosenquartz grew a liking to Elinor, which irritated Fenoglio greatly.

Physical attributes
Rosenquartz, like all glass men, is covered in ink blotches because he is used to sharpen quills. He is a shade of light pink.

Etymology

 * William Shakespeare has a character from Hamlet named.