Man and Wife · Character
Crouch
A servant at Holchester House.
minor
Also known as the great and terrible Crouch
First appearance: fifteenth scene holchester house
Crouch shows up with force in XIV: Geoffrey as a Letter-Writer. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The retired prizefighter who boxes with Geoffrey, pretending to hold back but eventually hitting hard as requested.
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- Background servants and family
- Central marriage plot characters
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