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Teachers & SchoolsWe can't be sure, but Frank might be the devil. Yeah. It's not good. But the thing is, among this...
Folks, "snake-oil salesmen" isn't a term of endearment. Snake-oil may not be an herb, but that's...
Talk about an opportunist. Mr. Thurman—whose name we're not given until he's actually...
Mr. Roberts, the country merchant, first makes a splash by being the first guy to display belief...
Another character who's 0 for 2 when it comes to doling out the green, the miser is the one who...
John Ringman—if that's even his real name—has a past. And that past is odd....
Aw, Pitch—he's the tough guy with a heart of gold. You can tell this dude's been...
This shifty dude isn't around for long, but he does make an impression. Boy, we never thought...
We thought the miser was sad and vulnerable until we met this guy. We can even tell you the exact...
Guinea tugs at our heartstrings when the crowd around him makes the uber-ick decision to try to...
If horror movies have taught us anything, it's that children who sneak up on you silently are bad...
Somber as a crypt, this guy's collecting money for widows and orphans. He's best known for being...
The first individuated character we meet on this crowded ship, the mute stands out in the bustle...
The barber is our no-nonsense character brought up just for a sec at the start of the text as a...
Okay, no character escapes this story without some harsh critique of their attitudes and...
Charlie plays well with others—until they ask him for money. Then he likes to say things...
Egbert is a no-nonsense businessman, and he would sooner let you die in the streets than loan you...
Mark Winsome is mostly important in that he introduces us to Egbert. He has sort of an oddball...
We're just gonna say it: this "sour-faced person" (3, 19) is kind of a crumb cake. He's bitter...