Short Fiction · Character
Young O'Connor
The handsome, generous heir of Castle Connor, welcomed home by bonfires and bagpipes, whose gaiety and beauty make him the pride of his widowed mother.
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Also known as O'Connor, Mr. O'Connor
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The last heir of Castle Connor, a handsome and charismatic young man deeply loved by his mother and the local community.
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O'Connor returns from three years abroad to a rejoicing tenantry and an embrace from his mother that moves everyone who witnesses it. Slightly built, Spanish in feature, and utterly unstudied in manner, he seems…
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