June Moon · Character

Lucille

Glamorous, calculating, and used to being wanted, Lucille drifts between Paul's money and Fred's music, leaving both men unsure what she actually wants.

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Also known as Lucille Paul, Lucille Airily, Lucille Really, A new Lucille, Lucille Bright, Lucille Scared, Lucille Fagan, Lucille Yah, Lucille Tiredly, Lucille Stopping Eileen, Lucille Maxie, Fred Lucille

First appearance: june moon

As a major figure in June Moon, Lucille is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.

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With Mr. Stevens (psychological): Lucille appears to be a manipulative figure in Mr. Stevens' life, using her charm to control or influence him. With Paul Sears (romantic): Lucille and Paul share a passionate but turbulent romantic relationship, filled with attraction and conflict. With Fred Stevens (romantic): Fred is romantically interested in Lucille, but their relationship is complicated by her involvement with others.

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Character Web

15 connections

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Relationship types

Psychological
Romantic
Rivalry

Character groups

Fred's social circle
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Narrative arc

Story tension across the book.

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Breaking point

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Relationships

Mr. Stevens
psychological · negative
Lucille appears to be a manipulative figure in Mr. How this plays out →
Paul Sears
romantic · ambivalent
Fred Stevens
romantic · ambivalent
Maxie
psychological · negative
Goldie
rivalry · negative
Edna Baker
rivalry · negative
Fred Stevens
romantic · ambivalent
Mr. Stevens
psychological · negative
Lucille appears to be a manipulative figure in Mr. How this plays out →
Paul Sears
romantic · ambivalent
Maxie
psychological · negative
Maxie
psychological · negative

Mr. Stevens
Lucille appears to be a manipulative figure in Mr. Stevens' life, using her charm to control or influence him.
Paul Sears
Lucille and Paul share a passionate but turbulent romantic relationship, filled with attraction and conflict.
Fred Stevens
Fred is romantically interested in Lucille, but their relationship is complicated by her involvement with others.
Maxie
Lucille uses Maxie as a pawn or messenger, manipulating him for her own schemes.
Goldie
Goldie and Lucille compete for attention or affection, creating a jealous dynamic.
Edna Baker
Edna and Lucille are rivals, with Edna disapproving of Lucille's manipulative ways.
Fred Stevens
Fred is romantically interested in Lucille, but their relationship is complicated by her involvement with others.
Mr. Stevens
Lucille appears to be a manipulative figure in Mr. Stevens' life, using her charm to control or influence him.
Paul Sears
Lucille and Paul share a passionate but turbulent romantic relationship, filled with attraction and conflict.
Maxie
Lucille uses Maxie as a pawn or messenger, manipulating him for her own schemes.
Maxie
Lucille uses Maxie as a pawn or messenger, manipulating him for her own schemes.

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