In "The Wings of a Falcon," the character Griff struggles with the inability to attract and inspire others as effortlessly as Oriel can. While Oriel possesses a natural charisma that allows him to unite people with ease, Griff feels isolated by his lack of similar qualities. This highlights a significant contrast between the two characters, emphasizing Oriel's leadership skills. Griff's experience as the first to be gathered and sealed reveals his vulnerability and longing for connection. His initial bond with Oriel underscores a deeper theme of belonging and the challenges of forming meaningful relationships in a world that values charisma. This dynamic between the characters enriches the narrative, illustrating their differing abilities to forge alliances and influence others.