Blue Hand · Character
Mr. Mansar
A deceased man mentioned in the plot.
minor
Also known as poor Mr. Mansar, the deceased Mr. Mansar
First appearance: i
Mr. Mansar's tie to Digby Groat is one of the pressures that moves Blue Hand—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
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With Digby Groat (professional): Digby and Mr. Mansar have a business or legal relationship, often tense and transactional. With Jim Steele (professional): Jim and Mr. Mansar have a cooperative professional…
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Relationship types
- Professional
- Other
Character groups
- Central Mystery Characters
- Minor Supporting Roles
- Protagonist
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
This excerpt is the narrative climax because it reveals the full scope of Digby Groat’s meticulously planned e…
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- Digby Groat
professional · ambivalent
- Jim Steele
professional · positive
- Eunice Weldon
professional · ambivalent
- Digby Groat
professional · ambivalent
- Jim Steele
professional · positive
- Digby Groat
professional · ambivalent
- Eunice Weldon
professional · ambivalent
- Jim Steele
professional · positive
- Eunice Weldon
professional · ambivalent
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