The American Senator · Character
Kate Masters
Kate Masters, the attorney's younger daughter, brings a lively tongue and quick sympathies to a household where her mother's temper rules the dinner table.
supporting
Also known as Kate
First appearance: The Masters Family
As a supporting figure in The American Senator, Kate Masters is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
Fifteen-year-old daughter, fond of Mr.
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In the Masters family at Dillsborough, Kate is the spirited counterweight to her sister Mary's quieter endurance and her mother's volcanic rages. She watches the household storms over Mary's visit to Bragton with the…
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- Other
Character groups
- Main characters and local gentry
- Poaching trial participants
- Extended society and household members
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This scene is the dramatic climax because it resolves the central emotional tension of Mary’s unrequited love…
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