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Alf Trelawney

A local figure who appears in the election and social events.

minor

Also known as Trelawney

First appearance: sunshine sketches of a little town

Alf Trelawney shows up with force in X: The Great Election in Missinaba County. The page is where that presence becomes real.

The postmaster who claims to have no politics but has held various postal jobs under different governments.
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Alf Trelawney first appears in 0001 sunshine sketches of a little town.

In X: The Great Election in Missinaba County: The postmaster who claims to have no politics but has held various postal jobs under different governments.

Later, in XI: The Candidacy of Mr. Smith: Admits to having misgivings about reciprocity.

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MSMr. SmithRDRev. Dean DroneALAlphonseJTJefferson ThorpeMGMr. GinghamATAlf Trelawney

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Character groups

  • Background townsfolk and romantics
  • Town's key figures
  • Political and business players

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  • Aftermath
  • Closing

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