Short Fiction · Character
Lucien Wattleskeat
A man whose name is a source of social amusement.
minor
Also known as Lucien
First appearance: the baker s dozen
Lucien Wattleskeat shows up with force in The East Wing. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A young man who balances his bridge-book and calmly discusses the fire; he ultimately sacrifices himself to save the imaginary Eva.
Lucien Wattleskeat first appears in 0031 the baker s dozen.
In The East Wing: A young man who balances his bridge-book and calmly discusses the fire; he ultimately sacrifices himself to save the imaginary Eva.
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See Lucien Wattleskeat in the baker s dozen