Martin Birck’s Youth · Character
Harriet Skottë
A young woman, possibly a love interest or acquaintance of Martin, with a refined name.
minor
Also known as Miss Harriet Skottë, Harriet
First appearance: xii
Harriet Skottë shows up with force in XI. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The young woman Martin observes and writes an anonymous letter to.
Harriet Skottë first appears in 0028 xii.
In XI: The young woman Martin observes and writes an anonymous letter to.
Later, in XIII: Mentioned as the object of Martin's fleeting love, which he dismisses as a mood.
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See Harriet Skottë in xii