A Woman of No Importance · Character
Lord Henry Weston
A deceased acquaintance mentioned in conversation.
minor
Also known as Henry, poor Lord Henry
First appearance: a woman of no importance
Lord Henry Weston's tie to Mrs. Arbuthnot is one of the pressures that moves A Woman of No Importance—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Lord Henry Weston first appears in 0003 a woman of no importance.
With Mrs. Arbuthnot (social): They are distant acquaintances; Lord Henry is a minor guest who interacts with her only in passing. With Lady Hunstanton (social): They are casual social acquaintances within the same aristocratic circle.
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Character Web
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Relationship types
- Social
- Other
Character groups
- Central House Party Figures
- Protagonist
- Peripheral Society Characters
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Story tension across the book.
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- Breaking point
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- Mrs. Arbuthnot
social · positive
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- Lady Hunstanton
social · positive
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