Little Fuzzy · Character

George Lunt

A colonial marshal who follows orders he dislikes, sacks frightened Fuzzies for a court, and quietly hates every minute of it.

supporting

Also known as Lieutenant George Lunt, Lunt, Lieutenant Lunt, George

First appearance: Chapter III

As a supporting figure in Little Fuzzy, George Lunt is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.

Visits Jack's camp with Khadra, observes the Fuzzies' behavior, and discusses the legal test for sapience.

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Lieutenant George Lunt enforces the Company's writ on Zarathustra, which puts him on the wrong side of Jack Holloway when the Fuzzies are seized as evidence. He lets the deputies take the bedding and toys anyway, and his curt 'you heard the gentleman' carries more disgust than any protest would. His discomfort with the seizure signals early that the legal case is not as clean as the Company wants it to look.

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Character Web

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Friendship
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Character groups

Fuzzies and their advocates
Protagonist
Supporting witnesses and officials

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

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Aftermath
Closing

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Relationships

Jack Holloway
friendship · positive
George, the planetary governor, is a pragmatic ally to Jack, often mediating disputes. How this plays out →
Ben Rainsford
friendship · positive
Baby Fuzzy
social · positive
Jack Holloway
friendship · positive
George, the planetary governor, is a pragmatic ally to Jack, often mediating disputes. How this plays out →
Baby Fuzzy
social · positive
Jack Holloway
friendship · positive
George, the planetary governor, is a pragmatic ally to Jack, often mediating disputes. How this plays out →
Ben Rainsford
friendship · positive
Ben Rainsford
friendship · positive
Baby Fuzzy
social · positive

Jack Holloway
George, the planetary governor, is a pragmatic ally to Jack, often mediating disputes.
Ben Rainsford
Ben and George share a mutual respect and cooperate on matters of planetary governance.
Baby Fuzzy
Baby Fuzzy interacts with George during official visits, showing curiosity toward the governor.
Jack Holloway
George, the planetary governor, is a pragmatic ally to Jack, often mediating disputes.
Baby Fuzzy
Baby Fuzzy interacts with George during official visits, showing curiosity toward the governor.
Jack Holloway
George, the planetary governor, is a pragmatic ally to Jack, often mediating disputes.
Ben Rainsford
Ben and George share a mutual respect and cooperate on matters of planetary governance.
Ben Rainsford
Ben and George share a mutual respect and cooperate on matters of planetary governance.
Baby Fuzzy
Baby Fuzzy interacts with George during official visits, showing curiosity toward the governor.

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In the story

George Lunt appears across 7 companion beats. Open any chapter in the free preview to see the notes beside the text.

Chapter III
Visits Jack's camp with Khadra, observes the Fuzzies' behavior, and discusses the legal test for sapience.
Chapter VI
Visits Kellogg's camp, suspects foul play, and discusses Kellogg's suspicious behavior with Jack.
VII
Arrests Holloway, witnesses the Fuzzies' burial of Goldilocks, and then agrees to arrest Kellogg for murder.
IX
Arrives at Holloway's camp with a search warrant and two strangers, acting under orders despite his reluctance.
Chapter XI
Reports having a family of Fuzzies at his post and offers them for the trial.
Chapter XIV
Testifies about finding two dead beings at the camp, referring to the Fuzzy as a 'person'.
XVII
Offered the position of Commandant of the Native Protection Force by Holloway.

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