Short Fiction · Character
Aaron Trow
An escaped convict whose desperation and menace shadow a remote island community, turning ordinary lives into a test of courage and nerve.
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Also known as Trow, Aaron Trow—for, Byron
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The escaped convict, gaunt and desperate, who threatens a young woman for money and later engages in a deadly struggle with Caleb Morton in the sea.
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Trow is a man whose freedom has been stripped away and who now moves through the world with the dangerous unpredictability of someone who has nothing left to lose. His presence forces those around him — particularly…
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Bessy Pryor’s internal struggle reaches its emotional and psychological peak as she wrestles with the conflict…
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