William—An Englishman · Character
Edwardes
A colleague or associate in William's circle.
minor
First appearance: ii
Edwardes's tie to William Tully is one of the pressures that moves William—An Englishman—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Quacks earnestly about branch propaganda, embodying the unreality of the meeting for William.
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With William Tully (professional): Edwardes is a colleague at the law firm, maintaining a distant and formal working relationship with William. With Mrs. Jay-Blenkinsop (professional): Edwardes and Mrs. Jay-Blenkinsop…
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Relationship types
- Professional
- Social
Character groups
- Minor Acquaintances
- Protagonist
- Socialist and Suffragette Circle
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
In this chapter, William’s leave in Somerset marks the emotional and psychological peak where he finally begin…
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- William Tully
professional · ambivalent
Edwardes is a colleague at the law firm, maintaining a distant and formal working… How this plays out →
- Mrs. Jay-Blenkinsop
professional · ambivalent
- Faraday
social · ambivalent
Relationship notes
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