Eugene Morgan

Fanny Minafer

Eugene is kind to Fanny, but she harbors unrequited romantic feelings for him, creating a tense dynamic.

Lucy Morgan

Eugene is Lucy's loving father, and he is protective of her, especially regarding her relationship with George.

Fanny Minafer

Eugene is kind to Fanny, but she harbors unrequited romantic feelings for him, creating a tense dynamic.

Fanny Minafer

Eugene is kind to Fanny, but she harbors unrequited romantic feelings for him, creating a tense dynamic.

Lucy Morgan

Eugene is Lucy's loving father, and he is protective of her, especially regarding her relationship with George.

Lucy Morgan

Eugene is Lucy's loving father, and he is protective of her, especially regarding her relationship with George.

I

Not directly mentioned in this chapter.

IV

Leaning gracefully on the mantelpiece in the card room, he waves a gracious salutation to George, who does not immediately recognize him.

Chapter VI

Discussed by George and his uncle; talks with Mr. Kinney about George's character and Isabel's view of her son.

VII

Drives the horseless carriage carrying Isabel, Fanny, and George Amberson; appears in high spirits.

VIII

Drives the horseless carriage; reassures the group after the accident; speaks familiarly with Isabel, calling her 'Isabel' and remarking on her character.

The Cotillion and the Sleighbell

Socializes with Isabel, Fanny, and Amelia at the cotillion; dances with Isabel later.

Chapter X

Returns to town to build an automobile factory, laughs at the quarrel between George and Fred, and reflects on George's arrogance and sensitivity.

XII

Greets George at the door, then leaves to talk with his foreman.

XIII

Referenced as the subject of gossip and Fanny's long-standing affection; described as a 'knight' by George Amberson.

XV

Observes George's character with a mix of amusement and concern, noting that the deepest lines on faces come from lack of faith.

Chapter XVI

Mentioned as having traveled back with George and Isabel; George teases Fanny about him.

XVII

Proud of his factory, emotionally moved by Isabel's praise, and struggles with the car's engine.

XVIII

Plays chess with Lucy, pleased to win three games; his automobiles are a topic of conversation.

XIX

Drives with Lucy, waves cordially at George. At dinner, he responds philosophically to George's attack on automobiles, then leaves early.

Chapter XX

Mentioned as the object of George's dislike; he visits the house but avoids Sunday dinners.

XXI

The man with whom Isabel is rumored to be in love; George snubs him and his mother in the yard.

XXII

The man with whom Isabel is rumored to be romantically involved.

XXIII

Eugene is discussed as the man Isabel is rumored to marry, and George finds the idea monstrous.

Chapter XXIV

Arrives confidently for a driving engagement with Isabel, but is turned away by George.

XXVI

Writes a letter to Isabel pleading with her to be strong and choose her own happiness, warning that George's will must be beaten.

XXVII

Mentioned as being glum and meeting with Uncle George Amberson in the library; Lucy notes he has not told her about George's confrontation.

XXVIII

Completes a grand new house north of the Amberson Addition; learns of George's confrontation and harbors a lasting anger.

XXIX

Comes to see Isabel but is turned away by George on the doctor's advice.

XXXI

Offered help but is refused by the family due to pride.

XXXIII

Mentioned indirectly through the past; not present in the chapter.

Chapter XXXIV

George senses hatred from him; Lucy tells him a parable about Vendonah.

XXXV

Reads about George's accident but remains bitter; visits a psychic in an attempt to contact Isabel.