Llamme

Llamme is a fictional character created by American author Neal Stephenson. The character first appeared in Stephenson's 2004 novel "The System of the World," the third book in the Baroque Cycle series. Llamme is depicted as a skilled and resourceful individual who plays a significant role in the unfolding historical narrative.

Throughout the Baroque Cycle, Llamme is characterized by his sharp intellect and his ability to navigate complex social and political landscapes. He often acts as an informant and operative, utilizing his keen observation skills to gather information and influence events. His background and motivations are gradually revealed, adding depth to his persona.

Stephenson employs Llamme as a vehicle to explore themes of knowledge, power, and the intricate workings of societies during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. The character's actions are integral to the plot, demonstrating how individual agency can impact historical trajectories, even within a grand, sweeping narrative. Llamme’s presence serves to enrich the historical fiction tapestry Stephenson weaves in the Baroque Cycle.