June Moon · Character
Paul Sears
A wealthy older man with an easy manner and a taste for other people's prospects, Paul offers Fred a hand that may be reaching for something else.
major
Also known as Paul, Paul This fella, Paul Prompting, Paul To Goldie, Paul Uncomfortably, Paul Lightly, Fred Paul, Maxie Paul, Paul Old man Goebel, Paul Sure, Paul—his
First appearance: june moon
As a major figure in June Moon, Paul Sears is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
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With Lucille (romantic): Lucille and Paul share a passionate but turbulent romantic relationship, filled with attraction and conflict. With Mr. Stevens (rivalry): Mr. Stevens and Paul Sears are competitors, likely for…
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19 connectionsA slice of how Paul Sears sits in the book — open the reader for the full interactive map.
Relationship types
- Romantic
- Rivalry
- Professional
Character groups
- Fred's social circle
- Protagonist
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Story tension across the book.
- Setup
- Breaking point
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- Lucille
romantic · ambivalent
Lucille and Paul share a passionate but turbulent romantic relationship, filled with… How this plays out →
- Mr. Stevens
rivalry · negative
- Fred Stevens
rivalry · negative
- Maxie
rivalry · negative
- Edna Baker
professional · neutral
- Fred Stevens
rivalry · negative
- Lucille
romantic · ambivalent
Lucille and Paul share a passionate but turbulent romantic relationship, filled with… How this plays out →
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