The Bellamy Trial · Character
Mrs. Daniel Ives
The mother of Patrick Ives, a matriarchal figure.
minor
Also known as Mrs. Ives
First appearance: the bellamy trial
Mrs. Daniel Ives shows up with force in III. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Testifies about her past, her son's relationship with Madeleine Bellamy, and her observations on the night of the murder.
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- Extended family and background characters
- Trial principals and family
- Protagonist
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