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While Bernard dominates the first scene in which we meet Hannah, she definitely shows that she's...
Thomasina speaks the very first line of the play, a line that tells us from the start that...
When we first meet Bernard, he's on an undercover mission: to get the information he needs out of...
From the very beginning of the play, we know that Septimus isn't your ordinary tutor.THOMASINA:...
Valentine is the voice of modern science in the play. As a mathematician, he explains to Hannah...
Lady Croom may disapprove of "women [...] got up like jockeys" (2.6), but she definitely wears...
At the end of the play, an exchange between Bernard and Hannah sums up Ezra Chater's character...
Oh, Byron. "Mad, bad, and dangerous to know," as Caroline Lamb (yes, Hannah's Caroline Lamb)...
Chloë seems the opposite of Hannah – while Hannah values freedom over sex and is...
Like Ezra Chater, Captain Brice seems to be present in the play mainly for the more...
Mrs. Chater is one of the play's invisible characters, never appearing on stage, but she haunts...
Gus is the youngest of the present-day Coverlys, and the most mysterious. His silence sets him...
As the gardener in charge of transforming Sidley Park from something mappable on an Etch-a-Sketch...
Jellaby is butler to the nineteenth-century Croom household, and most of what he does is deliver...
Augustus is Thomasina's younger brother. He thinks he's all that because he's a student at Eton,...
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