The Mystery of Edwin Drood · Character
Durdles
The stonemason who knows every tomb in Cloisterham's crypt, a drink-soaked ghoul of the graveyard whom Jasper hires to guide him through the cathedral's darkest corners.
supporting
Also known as Stony Durdles, Stony, The Stony One, Mr. Durdles
First appearance: Mr. Durdles and Friend
As a supporting figure in The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Durdles is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
The stonemason who arrives to discuss the monument key but leaves offended after Jasper's questions about his nickname.
Durdles is Cloisterham's chartered libertine of the burial ground, a stonemason and tomb-maker so steeped in graves that he seems half-dead himself. He drinks to keep his spirits up — both kinds — and lets a ragged boy pelt him home with stones for a penny when he lingers too late. His intimate knowledge of the crypt and his moonlit expeditions with Jasper make him a crucial, unsettling witness to the novel's darkest movements.
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Relationship types
- Professional
- Other
Character groups
- Central Cloisterham Figures
- Mysterious Observers and Background
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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- John Jasper
professional · negative
Durdles, the stonemason, works for Jasper and is used by him for access to the crypt and… How this plays out →
- John Jasper
professional · negative
Durdles, the stonemason, works for Jasper and is used by him for access to the crypt and… How this plays out →
- John Jasper
professional · negative
Durdles, the stonemason, works for Jasper and is used by him for access to the crypt and… How this plays out →
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