The Cords of Vanity · Character
Theodore Passerat
A friend of the narrator, a young man.
minor
First appearance: i he sits out a dance
Theodore Passerat shows up with force in IV. The page is where that presence becomes real.
French poet from whom the narrator plagiarized the sonnet-sequence originally given to Stella.
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- Protagonist
- Central romantic triangle
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- Closing
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See Theodore Passerat in i he sits out a dance