[A/N: Pawn of Prophecy is copyrighted by David Eddings. I do not own any part of it. I have condensed it chapter by chapter. I do not dislike this book. I am merely annoyed with it at times. Please don't get the wrong idea. David Eddings is funny. He just doesn't seem to believe in sticking to a storyline.]
PART TWO: CHEREK
Chapter TwelveThey set off for Cherek (the country) by ship. Garion finds out that Mister Wolf is Belgarath and Aunt Pol is Polgara. He is also very whiny. Belgarath and Polgara say some obscure stuff that the reader expects to be explained in the companion books. It won't be. Somewhere, David Eddings laughs maniacally.
Chapter ThirteenBarak has wife problems. Nobody cares. Silk is infatuated with his aunt. Nobody cares. Garion thinks he's smart enough to stop a conspiracy. Nobody else thinks so.
Chapter FourteenSome girl tries to make a move on Durnik. Garion laughs at his misfortune. Some girl tries to make a move on Garion. Barak, Silk, and Durnik all laugh at his misfortune. Barak decides to tell everyone about Garion's misfortune. Garion decides that Polgara is, like, totally ruining his life.
Chapter FifteenGarion goes with a bunch of people to hunt boars. Garion almost dies. Barak turns into a bear. Garion goes to sleep.
Chapter SixteenGarion thinks that his self-esteem is very delicate because he is fifteen. The reader thinks that is complete BS. Garion decides to spy on people, and finds out a lot of stuff that is irrelevant.
Chapter SeventeenGarion tells everyone that there is a spy in the palace. Asharak says, "Alive, idiot!" and Jacqueline Sherry repeats that phrase for a few months and laughs hysterically. No one is amused.
Chapter EighteenGarion runs through secret passageways until he is found. The reader goes to sleep.
Chapter NineteenHettar tells everyone that he is a Sha-Dar, meaning he can talk to horses. This is not relevant to the plot.
Chapter TwentyPolgara makes a blind woman un-blind. Nobody cares, except the ex-blind woman. They all go somewhere.
THE END