My Four Weeks in France · Character

Doc Cook

A cook or medic at the American camp.

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Also known as Doc, Cook

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Doc Cook is announced to preach at the ship's service; the narrator sarcastically suggests his text will be 'Twenty Yards from the German Trenches.'

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friendship · positive
Doc Cook is a companion of the narrator, likely a fellow worker or friend. How this plays out →
Narrator
friendship · positive
Doc Cook is a companion of the narrator, likely a fellow worker or friend. How this plays out →

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