Short Fiction · Character
Aunt Judith
An elderly aunt, possibly of the Wardens or another family.
minor
Also known as Judith, Aunt Judy, Aunt Judie, Miss Judith, Miss Judy
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Aunt Judith shows up with force in In the Nest. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Another aunt who also criticizes Lettice's habits, particularly her artistic pursuits, and wonders how she would fare in a London drawing-room.
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In In the Nest: Another aunt who also criticizes Lettice's habits, particularly her artistic pursuits, and wonders how she would fare in a London drawing-room. Later, in Among Crows: Shares her sister's concerns about…
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- Central mystery circle
- Protagonist
- Extended cast and background
- Investigation and past
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- Closing
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