My Four Weeks in France · Character
Mr. O’Flaherty
An Irish or American character met during the journey.
minor
First appearance: ii i get to paris and encounter some strange sights
Mr. O’Flaherty'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 correspondent who was supposed to visit the trenches but was brought back due to a broken-down car.
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With Narrator (friendship): Mr. O’Flaherty interacts often with the narrator, indicating a friendly or collegial relationship. In My Adventures at the British Front: A correspondent who was supposed to visit the…
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- Friendship
Character groups
- Diverse wartime contacts
- Protagonist
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friendship · positive
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See Mr. O’Flaherty in ii i get to paris and encounter some strange sights