Short Fiction · Character
James Cushat-Prinkly
A man whose tea party is disrupted by an unexpected guest.
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Also known as Tea James Cushat-Prinkly, James
First appearance: Tea
James Cushat-Prinkly shows up with force in The Unrest-Cure. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Protagonist who rebels against family pressure and the ritual of afternoon tea, ultimately proposing to Rhoda Ellam instead of Joan Sebastable.
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