Revolving Lights · Character
The Old Servant
A servant figure who appears in the household setting.
minor
First appearance: revolving lights
The Old Servant's tie to Miss Prout is one of the pressures that moves Revolving Lights—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
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With Miss Prout (professional): Miss Prout employs the old servant, and their relationship is one of master-servant, with the servant being loyal but underappreciated. With Miss Prout (professional): Miss Prout employs…
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Relationship types
- Professional
- Other
Character groups
- Core emotional and domestic figures
- Protagonist
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- Miss Prout
professional · neutral
Miss Prout employs the old servant, and their relationship is one of master-servant, with… How this plays out →
- Miss Prout
professional · neutral
Miss Prout employs the old servant, and their relationship is one of master-servant, with… How this plays out →
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