The Well of Loneliness · Character
Margaret Roland
A woman who appears in the later part of the novel.
minor
Also known as Margaret
First appearance: I
Margaret Roland shows up with force in I. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A poetess with talent; known for her earnestness and fickle love affairs; wears ultra feminine shoes.
Margaret Roland first appears in 0230 i.
In I: A poetess with talent; known for her earnestness and fickle love affairs; wears ultra feminine shoes.
Later, in II: Described as a congenital poacher, never attracted to anyone young and wholehearted.
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- Extended cast and background figures
- Core characters and family
- Minor Parisian acquaintances
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