The Village · Character
The Gipsy
Nickname for a member of the Krasoff family, possibly a servant.
minor
Also known as the Krasoffs, Krasoffs, The Gipsy
First appearance: the village
The Gipsy shows up with force in I. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Great-grandfather of the Krasoffs, hunted with wolfhounds, later became a thief and was tried for robbing churches.
The Gipsy first appears in 0001 the village.
In I: Great-grandfather of the Krasoffs, hunted with wolfhounds, later became a thief and was tried for robbing churches.
Later, in XXII: Referenced as part of the Krasoffs' lineage, though not directly present.
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Relationship types
- Other
Character groups
- Minor villagers and transient figures
- Village household and social figures
- Protagonist
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