Short Fiction · Character
Waldo Plubley
A man whose name is a source of social awkwardness.
minor
Also known as Waldo
First appearance: the baker s dozen
Waldo Plubley shows up with force in A Touch of Realism. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A hypochondriac guest whose rigid sleep routine is shattered by Bertie's antics; later feigns a headache to avoid the game.
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In A Touch of Realism: A hypochondriac guest whose rigid sleep routine is shattered by Bertie's antics; later feigns a headache to avoid the game. Later, in The Feast of Nemesis: Mentioned as a target for a…
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- Secret worship and social repercussions
- Socially overwhelmed characters
- Protagonist
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