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Lord Reginald Fitzambry

A duke's son and undersecretary who can play ragtime by ear but cannot manage a single useful thought, Reginald collapses into opium-fed hysterics over a stock deal gone wrong.

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Also known as Reginald, Reginald Deprecating, Reginald Retreating, Reginald Aha, Reginald Horrified, Reginald Breaking, Reginald Fine old chestnut, Reginald Helpless, Reginald Angel, Reginald Transported

First appearance: passion poison and petrifaction

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Reginald is a pampered young man of twenty-two whose parliamentary seat exists only because his father is a Duke, and whose chief talent is vamping popular tunes at the piano. Terrified that his shady share-buying will…

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STStregaGMGeneral Mitche…YSYoung StrapperLALord Augustus …SPSir Pearce Mad…LRLord Reginald Fitzam…

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  • Admirable Bashville love triangle
  • Minor and referenced characters
  • Great Catherine court
  • Protagonist

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