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John Harmon is a complicated cat, which stems from (paging Dr. Freud) his strained relationship...
It's safe to say that Bella Wilfer is tough to like at the beginning of this novel. She's...
Some people might accuse Charles Dickens of being too idealistic and naïve when he talks...
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Mr. Twemlow is a good example of a man who means well but is too terrified to go against the...
By the end of the book, Eugene Wrayburn is one of our heroes. But, like Bella, this guy doesn't...
Mortimer Lightwood is an interesting cat. Even though the book spends a lot of time with him, he...
When we first meet Mr. Venus, the narrator of Our Mutual Friend takes pleasure in making us...
Bradley Headstone is a respectable, educated man who does a lot of service for his community as a...
The first thing we learn about Jenny Wren is that she was born with underdeveloped legs and a...
Along with Silas Wegg and Bradley Headstone, Mr. Fledgeby is one of the serious villains in this...
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Like several characters in this book, Alfred Lammle is a no-good scoundrel whose only purpose in...
Poor Mr. Riah is the only non-Christian man in this book. And in the world of 19th-century...
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