Short Fiction · Character
Mikheich
A named character, possibly a servant.
minor
First appearance: short fiction
Mikheich shows up with force in The Old Bell-Ringer. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The old bell-ringer who climbs the belfry for the spring holiday, reflects on his life of suffering, and dies after ringing the bells with extraordinary emotion.
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In The Old Bell-Ringer: The old bell-ringer who climbs the belfry for the spring holiday, reflects on his life of suffering, and dies after ringing the bells with extraordinary emotion. Later, in I: The old grandfather…
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- Other
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- Diverse community and historical allusions
- Village community figures
- Mysterious and noble figures
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- Closing
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