The School for Scandal · Character
Sir Benjamin Backbite
A foppish young baronet with a poet's pretensions and a slanderer's instincts, forever dueling with his uncle Crabtree over whose scandal to tell first.
supporting
Also known as Sir Benjamin, Benjamin, Backbite, dear Sir Benjamin, Sir Benjamin Gad, Sir Benjamin O Lud, Sir Benjamin Hey, Sir Benjamin Ay, Sir Benjamin Dutch, Sir Benjamin No, Sir Benjamin Mr. Surface
First appearance: act i
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Sir Benjamin moves through Lady Sneerwell's salon as both suitor to Maria and licensed wit, his malice dressed in the polished verse he composes for the company. He and his uncle Crabtree compete to narrate the same…
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- Other
Character groups
- Central characters and gossips
- Minor figures 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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- Lady Teazle
social · ambivalent
Sir Benjamin flirts with Lady Teazle as part of the fashionable social scene, but without… How this plays out →
- Joseph Surface
social · ambivalent
- Crabtree
social · ambivalent
- Mrs. Candour
social · ambivalent
- Sir Oliver Surface
social · negative
- Sir Peter Teazle
social · negative
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