The Crimson Circle · Character
Jim Beardmore
The father of Jack Beardmore, a victim of the Crimson Circle's schemes.
minor
Also known as Old Jim Beardmore, James Beardmore, Jim, Beardmore, James Stamford Beardmore
First appearance: ii the man who did not pay
Jim Beardmore shows up with force in Mr. Felix Marl. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Indifferent to the urgency of the land deal, offers Marl a place to stay, and folds up papers when Marl declines.
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In Mr. Felix Marl: Indifferent to the urgency of the land deal, offers Marl a place to stay, and folds up papers when Marl declines. Later, in The Girl Who Ran: Found dead after a gunshot in the woods; had dismissed…
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- Primary suspects and victims
- Minor background characters
- Protagonist
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
This excerpt marks the dramatic climax because it reveals the psychological reversal where Raphael Willings, k…
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- Mr. Felix Marl
- The Girl Who Ran
- Thalia Joins the Gang
- The Messenger of the Circle
- A Trip to the Country
- The Posters
- Blackmailing a Government
- XXXVII: “I Will See You—If You Are Alive”
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