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Tolliver Groat - Discworld character by Terry Pratchett

Tolliver Groat - Discworld Character Biography

Appears in 1 book

Character Bio

Tolliver Groat is a dedicated and eccentric senior postman in the Ankh-Morpork Post Office, known for his unwavering commitment to the postal service and his peculiar adherence to outdated postal regulations. Despite his gruff exterior and obsession with hygiene, Groat is a loyal and resourceful ally to Moist von Lipwig, playing a crucial role in the revitalization of the Post Office. His quirky personality and steadfastness make him a memorable and endearing character in the Discworld universe.

Physical Appearance

Tolliver Groat is an elderly man with a wiry frame, characterized by his thin, almost skeletal appearance and a face that seems to have been carved from old leather. His hair is sparse and white, often hidden beneath a battered postal cap that he wears with pride. Groat's attire is a patchwork of the traditional postman's uniform, complete with a faded blue coat adorned with an array of medals and badges, each representing a long-forgotten postal achievement. His eyes are sharp and alert, peering out from behind a pair of thick spectacles, and his hands are perpetually gloved, a testament to his obsession with cleanliness and hygiene. Despite his age, Groat moves with surprising agility, his movements precise and purposeful, reflecting a lifetime of dedicated service.

Tolliver Groat Appears In These Discworld Books