An Outback Marriage · Character

Peggy Donohoe

An Irishwoman whose claim to be the widow of the late William Grant threatens to strip Kuryong from its rightful heirs.

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Also known as Peggy Keogh, Keogh, Peggy

As a supporting figure in An Outback Marriage, Peggy Donohoe is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.

Mentioned as Considine's wife (old Peg) whom he fears will follow him for his money.

Peggy Donohoe appears in An Outback Marriage as supporting figure.

Peggy Donohoe first appears in 0001 ii a dinner for five.

In The Wild Cattle: Mentioned as Considine's wife (old Peg) whom he fears will follow him for his money.

Later, in A Chance Encounter: Appears as the 'Opal Queen' at Pike's, claiming to be Peggy Grant and asserting her claim to William Grant's estate.

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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.

The emotional/psychological peak occurs when Hugh, paralyzed by his poverty and pride, is on the verge of flee…

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Peggy Donohoe appears across 8 companion beats. Open any chapter in the free preview to see the notes beside the text.

The Wild Cattle
Mentioned as Considine's wife (old Peg) whom he fears will follow him for his money.
A Chance Encounter
Appears as the 'Opal Queen' at Pike's, claiming to be Peggy Grant and asserting her claim to William Grant's estate.
XX: A Consultation at Kiley’s
Consults Blake about her claim as William Grant's widow; provides detailed account of her alleged marriage.
A Nurse and Her Assistant
Referenced indirectly through the marriage certificate as Margaret Donohoe, but not recognized by Ellen.
Hugh Goes in Search
Produces a copy of her marriage certificate to William Grant, strengthening her case.
In the Buffalo Camp
Referenced as the woman Considine married; Considine vehemently avoids any connection to her.
The Real Certificate
Reveals the original marriage certificate to Blake; shows strain and defiance but ultimately complies.
A Legal Battle
Withdraws her claim after reconciling with Considine, deciding to go to England with him.

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