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Mr. Power
A jovial friend of Mr. Cunningham who joins the effort to reform Mr. Kernan.
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First appearance: Grace
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A friend of Kernan and colleague of Cunningham, who helps orchestrate the religious intervention.
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- Other
Character groups
- Reformers and moral critics
- Central protagonists and catalysts
- Party guests and spiritual guides
- Street-level schemers and infatuations
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