Short Fiction · Character
Dicky Maloney
An Irish character with a significant role.
minor
Also known as Dicky, Mr. Dicky Maloney, Maloney, Mr. Maloney
First appearance: lord oakhurst s curse
Dicky Maloney shows up with force in Dicky. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The red-haired Irish protagonist, imprisoned for assaulting the comandante, but remains optimistic upon hearing the Catarina's arrival.
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In Dicky: The red-haired Irish protagonist, imprisoned for assaulting the comandante, but remains optimistic upon hearing the Catarina's arrival. Later, in Rouge Et Noir: Reveals himself as Ramon Olivarra, son of the…
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- Other
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- Diverse ensemble of recurring types
- Protagonist
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- Aftermath
- Closing
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- Dicky
- Rouge Et Noir
- One Thousand Dollars
- The Rathskeller and the Rose
- The Making of a New Yorker
- An Adjustment of Nature
- The Handbook of Hymen
- Calloway's Code
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