The Perfume of Eros · Character
Lady Cloden
A minor character, possibly a socialite or relative.
minor
First appearance: vi what the papers said
Lady Cloden's tie to Royal Loftus is one of the pressures that moves The Perfume of Eros—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Lady Cloden first appears in 0017 vi what the papers said.
With Royal Loftus (social): Lady Cloden and Royal are social acquaintances, likely moving in the same high-society circles. With Mrs. Price (social): Lady Cloden and Mrs. Price are social acquaintances, possibly rivals in society but maintaining polite interactions. With Mrs. Price (social): Lady Cloden and Mrs. Price are social acquaintances, possibly rivals in society but maintaining polite interactions.
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Character Web
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Relationship types
- Social
- Other
Character groups
- Central and Shifting Identities
- Protagonist
- Social Circle and Family
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- Royal Loftus
social · positive
Lady Cloden and Royal are social acquaintances, likely moving in the same high-society… How this plays out →
- Mrs. Price
social · ambivalent
- Mrs. Price
social · ambivalent
- Mrs. Price
social · ambivalent
- Royal Loftus
social · positive
Lady Cloden and Royal are social acquaintances, likely moving in the same high-society… How this plays out →
- Royal Loftus
social · positive
Lady Cloden and Royal are social acquaintances, likely moving in the same high-society… How this plays out →
Relationship notes
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See Lady Cloden in vi what the papers said