The Nature of a Crime · Character

Tristan

Mentioned as a legendary figure, likely in a literary or metaphorical context.

minor

First appearance: v

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Tristan first appears in 0007 v.

With Unknown Narrator (social): Tristan is a casual acquaintance of the narrator, their interactions are infrequent and not deeply meaningful.

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Unknown Narrator
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