Faraday makes a point to develop Rowan's compassion even more, and it often impresses Citra. Though he continues to question the righteousness of gleaning, he believes fully in Faraday's ideas when the two are together. Rowan sees becoming a scythe as a way to infuse his life with purpose. This act of kindness causes Faraday to ask Rowan to train, along with Citra, to become a scythe. He does, however, demonstrate early on in the novel that he's compassionate and caring by insisting on holding his classmate Kohl Whitlock's hand when Scythe Faraday comes to school to glean Kohl. When the reader meets Rowan, he's a self-professed "lettuce kid"-a forgotten middle child who believes his life is pointless. One of the novel's teenage protagonists, the other being Citra.
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