Short Fiction · Character
The Narrator (The Gees)
A visitor to a remote island who observes the peculiar customs of the Gee people.
minor
Also known as Unknown, the man, this man
First appearance: The 'Gees
The Narrator (The Gees) shows up with force in The 'Gees. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The narrator recounts his familiarity with 'Gees from his sea voyages and writes this account at a friend's suggestion to explain who they are.
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