The Autobiography of an Idea · Character
Aunt Jenny
An aunt of Louis who visits the family.
minor
First appearance: i the child
Aunt Jenny shows up with force in Louis Goeth on a Journey. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned as Minnie's aunt with whom she speaks French; she hosts Louis and Grandpa at the Whittlesey home.
Aunt Jenny first appears in 0000 i the child.
In Louis Goeth on a Journey: Mentioned as Minnie's aunt with whom she speaks French; she hosts Louis and Grandpa at the Whittlesey home.
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- Extended Family & Childhood Companions
- Protagonist
- Early Family & Childhood Influences
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See Aunt Jenny in i the child