Short Fiction · Character
Shinsuké
A twenty-year-old servant whose hands are chapped from cold and whose conscience is chapped by his master's daughter, caught between love and the fear of his own fate.
major
Also known as Shinsuké-san, The young Shinsuké
First appearance: Short Fiction
As a major figure in Short Fiction, Shinsuké is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
Involved in encounters with Tsuya and planning to elope.
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Shinsuké is a young manservant in the Suruga-ya household, dutiful enough to kneel in the verandah hall and wait up all night for his master's return. He loves Tsuya with a devotion that shames him, knowing she is out…
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Relationship types
- Romantic
- Friendship
- Rivalry
Character groups
- Protagonist
- Female character network
- Male authority and minor figures
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- Tsuya
romantic · positive
Shinsuké and Tsuya share a deep, intense romantic bond, likely central to the story's… How this plays out →
- Kinzo
friendship · positive
- Seiji
rivalry · negative
- Tokubey
rivalry · negative
- Santa
friendship · positive
- Somékichi
friendship · positive
- Ashizawa
rivalry · negative
- Tsuya
romantic · positive
Shinsuké and Tsuya share a deep, intense romantic bond, likely central to the story's… How this plays out →
- Tsuya
romantic · positive
Shinsuké and Tsuya share a deep, intense romantic bond, likely central to the story's… How this plays out →
- Kinzo
friendship · positive
- Seiji
rivalry · negative
- Tokubey
rivalry · negative
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