The Jungle · Character
Lucas
A socialist comrade who speaks at meetings.
minor
Also known as Comrade Lucas
First appearance: xxvii
Lucas shows up with force in XXXI. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A former preacher and Socialist who passionately argues that Jesus was a revolutionary and that the church has been co-opted by capitalism.
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See Lucas in xxvii