Short Fiction · Character
Robert Walmsley
An older man, possibly a businessman or landowner.
minor
Also known as old man Walmsley, Robert, Mr. Walmsley, Mr. Robert Walmsley
First appearance: lord oakhurst s curse
Robert Walmsley shows up with force in An Original Idea. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The husband who is addicted to beer and becomes drunk after his wife sets up a home bar.
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In An Original Idea: The husband who is addicted to beer and becomes drunk after his wife sets up a home bar. Later, in After Supper: Mr.
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Relationship types
- Other
Character groups
- Married and older characters
- Con artists and schemers
- Military and social types
- Outlaws and distinctive figures
- Female friend and possible relative
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- An Original Idea
- After Supper
- The Robe of Peace
- The Guardian of the Accolade
- One Thousand Dollars
- The Defeat of the City
- The Rathskeller and the Rose
- The Making of a New Yorker
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