Lost Face · Character
Nick Antonsen
A miner who stakes a claim near Dave Walsh.
minor
Also known as Antonsen
First appearance: the passing of marcus o brien
Nick Antonsen's tie to Fred Churchill is one of the pressures that moves Lost Face—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
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With Fred Churchill (friendship): Fred Churchill and Nick Antonsen are companions in the gold fields, sharing camp and labor. With Fred Churchill (friendship): Fred Churchill and Nick Antonsen are companions in the gold…
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- Friendship
- Other
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- Assorted characters and objects
- Lovers and betrayers
- Protagonist
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- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Closing
This excerpt marks the story's dramatic climax because Arizona Jack’s bitter defiance and accusation that O’Br…
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- Fred Churchill
friendship · positive
Fred Churchill and Nick Antonsen are companions in the gold fields, sharing camp and… How this plays out →
- Fred Churchill
friendship · positive
Fred Churchill and Nick Antonsen are companions in the gold fields, sharing camp and… How this plays out →
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