The White Company · Character
Roger Clubfoot
A treacherous villain encountered by the company.
minor
Also known as this Roger Clubfoot
First appearance: xxvii how roger clubfoot was passed into paradise
Roger Clubfoot's tie to Alleyne Edricson is one of the pressures that moves The White Company—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Roger Clubfoot first appears in 0028 xxvii how roger clubfoot was passed into paradise.
With Alleyne Edricson (rivalry): Roger Clubfoot is a treacherous and deceitful antagonist who schemes against Alleyne and his companions. With Sir Nigel Loring (rivalry): Roger Clubfoot is a spy and enemy of Sir Nigel, representing treachery and opposition to the English company. With Hordle John (rivalry): John distrusts and opposes Roger Clubfoot, viewing him as a dangerous and deceitful foe.
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Relationship types
- Rivalry
- Other
Character groups
- French and Spanish Antagonists
- White Company Members
- Protagonist
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Falling action.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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- Alleyne Edricson
rivalry · negative
Roger Clubfoot is a treacherous and deceitful antagonist who schemes against Alleyne and… How this plays out →
- Sir Nigel Loring
rivalry · negative
- Hordle John
rivalry · negative
- Sir Nigel Loring
rivalry · negative
- Alleyne Edricson
rivalry · negative
Roger Clubfoot is a treacherous and deceitful antagonist who schemes against Alleyne and… How this plays out →
- Hordle John
rivalry · negative
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