The Mystery of 31, New Inn · Character
Juliet Gibson
A young woman connected to the case.
minor
Also known as Juliet, Miss Juliet Gibson, Miss Gibson
First appearance: xii the portrait
Juliet Gibson shows up with force in Thorndyke Devises a Scheme. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned as Jervis's fiancée; Thorndyke advises Jervis to let her help finance a practice.
Juliet Gibson first appears in 0014 xii the portrait.
In Thorndyke Devises a Scheme: Mentioned as Jervis's fiancée; Thorndyke advises Jervis to let her help finance a practice.
Later, in The Hunter Hunted: Mentioned as having accompanied Mrs. Hornby to the country, causing Jervis's disappointment.
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See Juliet Gibson in xii the portrait