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Miss Fairlie

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Miss Halcombe

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Walter Hartwright

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Percival Glyde

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Count Fosco

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Miss Farlie

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Miss Halcome

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Count Fosco

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Sir Percival

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Walter Hartright

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Count Fosco

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Sir Percival Glyde

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Mr. Hartright

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Miss Halcombe

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Miss Fairlie

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The only wise balanced woman in the whole book.

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The eternally frightened poor sheep that everyone uses.

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The unbalanced ram, easily influenced by others, with a full baggage of debts.

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Self-confident fat man with egocentric syndrome and the additions of ruthlessness.

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The apple of discord between Miss Farlie and Miss Halcombe.

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Neither fish, nor flesh. Despite his bright and warm love to Miss Farlie, he did nothing to be together with her. (SPOILER- do not read it if you haven’t listened to chapter 8 yet) His inaction killed Laura.

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Cryptic, hypocritical and clever fat man. Despite his cruel inner world, he was rather graceful outside, though it seemed to be impossible for he was thick.

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Self-indulgent, mercenary “man”

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Selfless and caring sister. One of the most clearheaded characters.

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Helpless, poor and innocent little thing, trapped in her own principles. Enormously beautiful, fragile and devoted lover