Uncle Silas · Character
Mr. Carysbroke
A gentleman with a romantic history involving Lady Mary.
minor
Also known as Carysbroke, This Mr. Carysbroke, Lady Mary, Mary, Lady Mary Carysbroke, this Lady Mary
First appearance: volume ii x a chapter full of lovers
Mr. Carysbroke shows up with force in XXXIV: Zamiel. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A handsome and charming stranger who appears after the confrontation, showing Maud his sketchbook and flattering her artistic skills.
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In XXXIV: Zamiel: A handsome and charming stranger who appears after the confrontation, showing Maud his sketchbook and flattering her artistic skills. Later, in XXXV: We Visit a Room in the Second Storey: Mentioned as…
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- Minor Servants and Peripheral Figures
- Central Family and Household
- Protagonist
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This scene is the dramatic climax because it marks the violent eruption of the hidden antagonist, Sarah Matild…
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See Mr. Carysbroke in volume ii x a chapter full of lovers