He tried again and again to read Resa back out, careful not to let Meggie in the room, but the only things that came out was a glass man, who took the place of a mailman who was outside the house. He put Meggie to bed, telling her that Resa had gone to sleep. Mo searched the whole house, but Resa was nowhere to be seen. Luckily, all three were dazed because they hadn't fully arrived in the real world and Basta and Capricorn hadn't their full strength, so Mo managed to grab Capricorn's sword and drive the two away. However, Resa and two cats were sent into the book, exchanged with the three characters that were brought out. Mo, while reading aloud the seventh chapter of Inkheart to his wife, Mo brought out Capricorn, a henchman of the book, his sidekick Basta, and an important protagonist of the book, Dustfinger, as well as Dustfinger's pet marten Gwin. They enjoyed the story, since it was exciting, well written, and full of amazing creatures. Resa got Mo to read it to her that evening because she always liked tales of adventures. When Mo bought another crate full of books from a secondhand bookshop, Inkheart was among them. Mo would read aloud to his immediate family every evening, and sometimes things would come out of the picture books, including a feather and a tiny shoe, which were put in Meggie's book box. Mo met Theresa Folchart and they eventually married and had a daughter, Meggie. He kept all of the things that came out except the snozzcumber from The BFG. In his later life, he repeatedly tried reading aloud again in secret, without any listeners. They swore to each other to keep the incident secret.
Later they noticed that a stuffed toy of Mo's was missing. He first discovered he was a Silvertongue when he was reading Tom Sawyer aloud to a friend and a dead cat suddenly appeared on the carpet.
Mortimer Folchart enjoyed reading aloud even as a young boy. 8 Wounded to near-death in the Inkworld.5 Mo reads to Capricorn and their escape.
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