returning a char as a pointer

[Vanilla_Rice]

Just after a little help here, I've shrunk the code down to keep it simpile, and I'm hoping there is an obvious reason why it wont return the character that I enter, any thoughts?? The same way seems to work for int and doubles but not for char.

void position (char, char *);


int main (void);
{
     char orientation;
     char orien;
     position(orientation, *orien);

     printf("Orientation is: %c", orien);

     
     fflush(stdin);
     getc(stdin);
     return 0;

}


void position (char orientation, char *orien)
{
     scanf("Selection is: %c", &orientation);
     *orien = orientation;
}