My Four Weeks in France · Character
Mr. Gibbons
An American officer or official at the camp.
minor
First appearance: iv finally i get to the american camp what i find there
Mr. Gibbons's tie to Narrator is one of the pressures that moves My Four Weeks in France—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
A regular correspondent who accompanies the narrator, provides a uniform, and assists with the puttees.
Mr. Gibbons first appears in 0003 iv finally i get to the american camp what i find there.
With Narrator (social): Mr. Gibbons is a casual acquaintance of the narrator, met during his time in France.
In My Adventures at the British Front: A regular correspondent who accompanies the narrator, provides a uniform, and assists with the puttees.
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- Social
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- Diverse wartime contacts
- Protagonist
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See Mr. Gibbons in iv finally i get to the american camp what i find there