Short Fiction · Character
Fritz Schlessen
A German character in the Frau Frohmann story.
minor
Also known as Fritz, Schlessen, young Fritz Schlessen, Here Schlessen
First appearance: why frau frohmann raised her prices
Fritz Schlessen shows up with force in II: The Beginning of Troubles. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The lawyer who presents a printed document with new rates, but is told by Frau Frohmann to destroy it.
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In II: The Beginning of Troubles: The lawyer who presents a printed document with new rates, but is told by Frau Frohmann to destroy it. Later, in The Question of the Mitgift: Discusses economic realities with Malchen,…
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- Dramatic Island Stories
- Tragic French Love
- Protagonist
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- II: The Beginning of Troubles
- The Question of the Mitgift
- The Frau Returns to the Simplicity of the Old Days
- A Zwanziger Is a Zwanziger
- It Doesn't Make Any Difference to Any of Them
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