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Mr. Leopold

A lawyer or investigator who asks probing questions.

minor

Also known as Leopold

First appearance: Mr. Leopold Asks Irrelevant Questions

Mr. Leopold shows up with force in Mr. Leopold Asks Irrelevant Questions. The page is where that presence becomes real.

The criminal lawyer representing Treverton, asking probing questions about the case.
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In Mr. Leopold Asks Irrelevant Questions: The criminal lawyer representing Treverton, asking probing questions about the case. Later, in Mrs. Evitt Makes a Revelation: The lawyer who extracts the revelation from Mrs.

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SJSir John PelhamTSThomas SampsonJLJoseph LemuelMTMrs. TrevertonLMLaura MalcolmMLMr. Leopold

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  • Minor figures and witnesses
  • Core cast and family
  • Protagonist

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  • Escalation
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  • Aftermath
  • Closing

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