Fenn

Kennedy

Fenn and Kennedy are intense rivals, with Fenn constantly undermining Kennedy's authority as head of Kay's house.

Jimmy Silver

Fenn and Jimmy Silver are antagonists, with Silver often thwarting Fenn's plans to disrupt the house.

Wren

Fenn and Wren are allies, with Wren often assisting Fenn in his rebellious activities.

Blackburn

Blackburn and Fenn are antagonists, with Blackburn opposing Fenn's disruptive behavior.

Mulholland

Fenn and Mulholland are allies, with Mulholland supporting Fenn's schemes against authority.

Spencer

Fenn and Spencer are fellow students with limited interaction, neither friends nor enemies.

Jimmy Silver

Fenn and Jimmy Silver are antagonists, with Silver often thwarting Fenn's plans to disrupt the house.

Kennedy

Fenn and Kennedy are intense rivals, with Fenn constantly undermining Kennedy's authority as head of Kay's house.

Kennedy

Fenn and Kennedy are intense rivals, with Fenn constantly undermining Kennedy's authority as head of Kay's house.

Wren

Fenn and Wren are allies, with Wren often assisting Fenn in his rebellious activities.

Jimmy Silver

Fenn and Jimmy Silver are antagonists, with Silver often thwarting Fenn's plans to disrupt the house.

Blackburn

Blackburn and Fenn are antagonists, with Blackburn opposing Fenn's disruptive behavior.

Mainly About Fenn

Head of Kay's house, exceptional cricketer and pianist, deeply frustrated by Mr. Kay's constant interference and the poor quality of his housemates.

An Evening at Kay's

Head of Kay's house, frustrated by Mr. Kay's treatment; tries to keep order but is publicly humiliated; confronts Mr. Kay but regrets his outburst.

III: The Final House-Match

Delayed by a row with Mr. Kay; arrives late to bat as eleventh man, nearly wins the match with a brilliant innings but miscounts the balls, leading to defeat.

Harmony and Discord

Returns to the pavilion after the match, dismisses the junior fight, reveals his row with Kay and punishment, and later disrupts the concert with an encore of 'The Coon Band Contest'.

Camp

Briefly meets Kennedy and Silver at the shop before camp, recalling Kay's reaction to the concert.

VIII: A Night Adventure: The Dethronement of Fenn

Kennedy pities Fenn for having to return to Kay's house.

The Sensations of an Exile

Former head of Kay's; his conflicts with Kay led to Kennedy's transfer.

Further Experiences of an Exile

Deposed head of Kay's, refuses to assist Kennedy out of bitterness toward Mr. Kay, but secretly upholds Kennedy's authority by punishing fags who try to bypass him.

The Senior Dayroom Opens Fire

Senior and former football captain; broods on the field during the match delay.

XIV: Fenn Receives a Letter

Receives a letter from his brother; remains estranged from Kennedy and decides to sneak out to see his brother's play.

Down Town

Visits his brother at the theatre, watches the play from the 'flies,' spots masters in the audience, flees, gets lost in fog, and is robbed.

What Happened to Fenn

Fenn is the central figure of the chapter, returning late to Kay's after a disastrous outing. He loses his watch and cap, hides from Mr. Kay and Mr. Mulholland, and uses a cat to create a diversion. He overhears the conversation about Kennedy and finds his study window bolted.

Fenn Hunts for Himself

The protagonist, a former head of house, who sneaks back into Kay's house after being locked out, narrowly avoiding Mr. Kay's suspicions.

A Vain Quest

Determined to recover his cap and turn over a new leaf; reflects on Silver's advice to reconcile with Kennedy.

The Guile of Wren

Sees Wren down town but says nothing; later implicated in Wren's excuse.

Jimmy the Peacemaker

Surprised by Kennedy's presence at tea, denies giving fags leave, and accepts Kennedy's apology.

In Which an Episode Is Closed

Fenn is called to the headmaster's study, expecting punishment for breaking out at night, but is relieved when his cap and cup are returned as part of recovered stolen property.

Kay's Changes Its Name

Shares captaincy with Kennedy, keeps a record of Mr. Kay's complaints, and supports house reforms.

The House-Matches

Key player forced to play centre instead of wing; scores a try in the final match.

The Sports

Star sprinter for Dencroft's; wins the hundred yards, quarter-mile, and cricket ball throw.