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Jacob Jopson

Innkeeper at the village near Tully-Veolan.

minor

Also known as Jacob, old Jopson

First appearance: part ii i shows that the loss of a horse s show may be a serious inconvenience

Jacob Jopson shows up with force in Chapter of Accidents. The page is where that presence becomes real.

The honest farmer who shelters Edward for the night, refusing payment and providing food and a bed.
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See Jacob Jopson in part ii i shows that the loss of a horse s show may be a serious inconvenience

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CBCallum BegPCPrince Charles…MPMr. PembrokeJGJanet GellatleyKJKing JamesJJJacob Jopson

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  • Other

Character groups

  • Hanoverian Authority and Allies
  • Central Jacobite and Waverley Circle
  • Minor and Historical Figures

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SetupEscalationAftermathClimax
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  • Escalation
  • Breaking point
  • Aftermath
  • Closing

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See Jacob Jopson in part ii i shows that the loss of a horse s show may be a serious inconvenience
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