The Alchemist · Character
Dol Common
A sharp-tongued former prostitute who plays whatever role the con requires — noble lady, mad scholar, or object of desire — and often outacts both her partners.
major
Also known as Dol, Madam Dol, Dorothy, Mistress Dorothy
First appearance: act i
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Dol is the third pillar of the scheme, deployed as bait, distraction, or exotic attraction depending on the mark. She chafes at being ordered around by Subtle and Face, and her scenes with Sir Epicure Mammon show a…
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Relationship types
- Psychological
- Professional
- Other
Character groups
- Alchemical Con Victims
- Protagonist
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
This scene is the dramatic climax because it represents the emotional and psychological peak where all the maj…
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- Sir Epicure Mammon
psychological · ambivalent
- Subtle
professional · ambivalent
- Face
professional · ambivalent
- Sir Epicure Mammon
psychological · ambivalent
- Sir Epicure Mammon
psychological · ambivalent
- Subtle
professional · ambivalent
- Face
professional · ambivalent
- Subtle
professional · ambivalent
- Face
professional · ambivalent
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See Dol Common in act i