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Mr. Perry

A local figure; his interactions with the characters are noted.

minor

Also known as Perry

Mr. Perry shows up with force in Agatha Milsom to Olive Farebrother. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Called on Agatha and admired her knitting talent.

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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.

This is the dramatic climax because it exposes the central psychological rupture: the letter reveals the lover…

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Agatha Milsom to Olive Farebrother
Called on Agatha and admired her knitting talent.
4: The Same to the Same
Impressed with Agatha's knitting and suggests she take commissions from his parishioners.
The Same to the Same
The local parson, described as an earnest and cultivated middle-aged man from Keble, who discusses Victorian materialism with Munting.
The Same to the Same
The parson who views Lathom's portrait with gravity and comments on Lathom's gift.
John Munting to Elizabeth Drake
Quoted by Munting regarding confession being good for the soul.
The Same to the Same
A parish priest whose sermon on the Law and the Gospel is mentioned by Lolo.

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