The Cruise of the Nona · Character
The Hon. Henry Hound
A fictional or satirical character, used in humorous or allegorical passages.
minor
Also known as Henry Hound
First appearance: the cruise of the nona
The Hon. Henry Hound's tie to The Narrator is one of the pressures that moves The Cruise of the Nona—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
The Hon. Henry Hound first appears in 0002 the cruise of the nona.
With The Narrator (rivalry): The Narrator treats Henry Hound as a satirical target, mocking his aristocratic pretensions and political ineptitude. With The Narrator (rivalry): The Narrator treats Henry Hound as a satirical target, mocking his aristocratic pretensions and political ineptitude.
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Relationship types
- Rivalry
Character groups
- Historical and Political Figures
- Protagonist
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- The Narrator
rivalry · negative
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- The Narrator
rivalry · negative
The Narrator treats Henry Hound as a satirical target, mocking his aristocratic… How this plays out →
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