The Lost Continent · Character

Coppinger

A restless doctor of many degrees and Deucalion's companion on a Canary Islands expedition, forever chasing Guanche caves, mummies, and the next scientific prize.

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Also known as Dr. Coppinger, himself, myself

First appearance: i my recall

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Coppinger treats health theories like a religion and takes out a new degree every other year, and he has dragged his friend across rough ground to ransack caves for traces of an old Guanche college. He is practical, tireless, and a little obsessive, more interested in measurements and photographs than in the mummies already gathered. His expedition frames the discovery of Deucalion's manuscript, grounding the fantastic Atlantean tale in the dust and hunger of a real archaeological tramp.

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