Short Fiction · Character

Fritz Schlessen

A German character in the Frau Frohmann story.

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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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II: The Beginning of Troubles
The lawyer who presents a printed document with new rates, but is told by Frau Frohmann to destroy it.
The Question of the Mitgift
Discusses economic realities with Malchen, advising patience regarding the mitgift.
The Frau Returns to the Simplicity of the Old Days
Malchen's suitor, who expects a dowry settlement before marriage.
A Zwanziger Is a Zwanziger
Schlessen is acquainted with Frau Frohmann's finances and believes she will not be ruined, though she may lose money. He is patient and lets things take their course.
It Doesn't Make Any Difference to Any of Them
Offers reassurance to Frau Frohmann that the price increase will not deter guests, citing trends in other resorts.

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