The Secret Agent · Character
Baron Stott-Wartenheim
The deceased former ambassador, mentioned in the author's note.
minor
Also known as the late Baron Stott-Wartenheim, old Stott-Wartenheim
First appearance: author s note
Baron Stott-Wartenheim's tie to Mr. Vladimir is one of the pressures that moves The Secret Agent—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Baron Stott-Wartenheim first appears in 0000 author s note.
With Mr. Vladimir (professional): Baron Stott-Wartenheim is Vladimir's superior at the embassy, involved in diplomatic and covert operations. With Mr. Vladimir (professional): Baron Stott-Wartenheim is Vladimir's superior at the embassy, involved in diplomatic and covert operations. With Mr. Vladimir (professional): Baron Stott-Wartenheim is Vladimir's superior at the embassy, involved in diplomatic and covert operations.
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- Mr. Vladimir
professional · ambivalent
Baron Stott-Wartenheim is Vladimir's superior at the embassy, involved in diplomatic and… How this plays out →
- Mr. Vladimir
professional · ambivalent
Baron Stott-Wartenheim is Vladimir's superior at the embassy, involved in diplomatic and… How this plays out →
- Mr. Vladimir
professional · ambivalent
Baron Stott-Wartenheim is Vladimir's superior at the embassy, involved in diplomatic and… How this plays out →
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See Baron Stott-Wartenheim in author s note